Sentence examples for about dipping from inspiring English sources

One manager allegedly joked about dipping "his pen in the company inkwell," according to court documents.

Were they nervous about dipping into other cultures' artistic traditions for their own?

Officials have never been shy about dipping into public troughs but the present lot is, by common consent, especially avaricious.

No balls or Frisbees are allowed — and don't even think about dipping your hands in the reflecting pool.

But neither he nor Mr. Clinton seemed the least bit embarrassed about dipping into the trough one more time.

Of course, despite the debate about dipping into the Social Security surplus, current benefits are not imperiled.

David Carr's article was so interesting and informative that I am about to "dip a cup" into the "river of data" as he suggests.

As you may have guessed, I am about to dip into the category listed in the subtitle as "beyond" yawning, laughing and hiccupping.

Two firemen asked what he thought about cities dipping into firefighters' pension funds.

*Click!* Oh right, that's what it's about", quickly dipping in and out of stories.

There's nothing new about candidates dipping into friendly states to pick up campaign funds.