Sentence examples for a dip to from inspiring English sources
Gfk had previously forecast a dip to 5.4 points, which would have been the first decline in six months.
The numbers were above market expectations for a dip to 3.85 million and included the week for the household survey from which the unemployment rate is derived.
An enormous crab scuttled into the fauna as we reached a pool by a waterfall, where we had a dip to cool off.
The swim was the result of an email I'd sent round to various friends a few weeks earlier suggesting a dip to kickstart the new year.
As he quizzed the Rhombus of Recipes for a dip to satisfy the Queen of Nacho Picchu, the kids chattered away until suddenly they started chanting along with a song: "We want guac, we want guac".
With a dip to just under 14m in February, the first quarter overall has seen admissions total 41.9m, which compares with 40.1m in the same period last year, and 43.5m in 2011.
For example, a cross-dissolve effect can be used to blend two scenes together, while a dip-to-black effect is more suited for the beginning or ending of an overall project, as it fades in or fades out to soften the visual impact on the viewer.
Beck left Fox News Channel in June after a ratings dip to launch a daily two-hour show for paying customers on his own Internet network.
The Maghraouia profile cross-section shows a planar stratification with a low dip to the southeast (Fig. 10b).
She just held off a desperate dip to the line from the USA's Dawn Harper.
The samples were first cleaned in H2SO4:H2O2 = 4 1, followed by a BOE dip to remove the native oxide.
