Sentence examples for before they dipped from inspiring English sources

As they took in the fresh air, a young man in a baseball cap came running out of the resort, lugging a set of golf clubs over his shoulder, and caught up with the threesome just before they dipped out of sight behind a grassy hill.

Still, some economists said that home prices will fall even farther before they dip low enough to entice potential home buyers.

Los Angeles County health officials, however, have warned beachgoers to think twice — or at least to pay attention to where they're swimming — before they dip a toe in the salty water.

We are the paints before they are dipped in water, the colors dulled with issues they will one day learn about.

The Producer Price Index, which measures inflation pressures before they reach consumers, dipped an expected 0.3percentt last month.

C1 Wholesale Prices Ease The Producer Price Index, which measures inflation pressures before they reach consumers, dipped 0.3percentt last month, after shooting up in February and March.

The Producer Price Index, which measures inflation pressures before they reach consumers, dipped an expected 0.3percentt last month after having shot up in February and March, the Labor Department reported today.

Rents will probably go up again eventually, predicted Michael Moran, the listings and operations manager at the Corcoran Group -- but probably not before they have further dipped, especially in certain areas.

Annual smartphone sales growth has never before dipped into the single digits, research firm Gartner said.

Before rallying this week, they had dipped below $12, down from a peak of $45 in 2006.

They were dipped into mycorrhizal fungi before planting.