Sentence examples for beginning to dip from inspiring English sources

And authors were just beginning to dip their toe into the water of those opinions.

While some are reaping real circulation benefits, others are just beginning to dip in their toes.

The heat was just beginning to dip, a breeze picking up as their arms collided and hands linked.

After two years of holding firm, asking prices for commercial office space around the state are beginning to dip.

Unemployment is high and locals working in tourism told me the already fragile industry is beginning to dip.

ONE afternoon when the thermometer was beginning to dip below the freezing mark, a cup of hot tea seemed to be called for.

A soft light illuminates the drawings when the afternoon sun begins to dip.

As the sun begins to dip, the dunes become luminous, looking laser-cut, cruel and perfect.

But the number of H-1B applications has already begun to dip.

His popularity, which began to dip after the Liberals lost two by-elections in mid-May, is slipping.

This isn't to say that Oculus hasn't begun to dip its toe into VR storytelling.