Sentence examples for are dipping down from inspiring English sources

But neither of those properties are available to Yahoo, so perhaps they are dipping down a little deeper into the social networking well.

HP almost spun off the PSG in the middle of 2011 and printer and ink sales are dipping down.

But the Mets will be dipping down for a starting pitcher Wednesday, a void created by Saturday's doubleheader.

He said he was getting used to sleeping in his car, enduring temperatures that have been dipping down close to freezing at night.

By the time I arrive at Branch Hill the sun is dipping down behind the trees, painting the leaves gold with its autumnal rays.

When the committee took evidence from HMRC's chief executive Lin Homer in September, she revealed that its response rate to customer calls was "dipping down towards 50% of calls answered" in the first part of this year.

During our stay, my boyfriend – whose mixed-race Puerto Rican skin only turns even more golden brown in the sun – kayaked in the surf for hours, rented a bike and rode for miles and swam until the sun was dipping down to the edge of the horizon.

While this winter's unusually warm temperatures have been dipping down to more typically cold levels this week, The Weather Channel noted that "abnormal warmth" has begun to return to the central U.S. and is expected to be back in full force in "most areas east of the Rockies" by Christmas.

As you're dipping down with the placement of her left foot, take the power from your feet and drive it upward.

Home prices are dipping nationwide, down 1.4% by one measure, and will inch perilously close to their January 2009 bottom, according to a new report from Altos Research, a Mountain View, Calif.-based research firm.

"As we have larger proportions attending college, we are undoubtedly dipping down further in the preparation of students for college," Professor Hanushek said.