Sentence examples for book dipped from inspiring English sources
Every time the book dipped on the best-seller list, he tweeted a reminder to his followers that they could hear him read "The Graveyard Book" for free online, and, he says, sales of the print edition spiked.
Contracts worth £200m were won during the period, but its order book dipped from £3.8bn to £3.7bn after changes in housing finance and welfare reforms led to a short term delay in new bidding opportunities.
The book dips into a few dicey ethical moments in Bradlee's career.
Most anthologies are best read as bathroom books, dipped into now and again rather than plowed through.
I have been reading bits and pieces of the book, dipping in here and there like a chimpanzee with a twig, fishing for ants, and each time I have come up with something tasty and nutritious.
However, it's important to note that not every writer feels compelled to write book after book: I dip my eyes shamefully to the floor as I write this.
I borrowed the book and dipped into it that evening, starting with his poem on the death of Sigmund Freud.
Amec, the energy services business, said trading was in line with expectations, but warned its order book had dipped slightly since the end of June, from £3.2bn to £3bn.
Apple proposed price caps of $12.99 and $14.99 for new releases, with contracts that also included a "most-favored-nation" clause: if a competitor's list price for an e-book ever dipped below Apple's, the publishers would match it, allowing the iBookstore to offer the best deal.
The book also dips, fleetingly, into memoir.
It is the ideal book to dip into, though.
