Sentence examples for cold dip from inspiring English sources

Before the campaign begins in earnest, perhaps everyone is in need of a cold dip in the bay.

The taramosalata was tasty, but the skordalia (a cold dip of mashed potatoes), heady with garlic, was a one-note dish, lacking any other seasoning, even salt.

After the shows, I sit in an ice tub and do a hot dip, cold dip, and sometimes I sit in a hyperbaric chamber to rejuvenate my energy.

As the days passed, these worlds began to tangle together, Anna's soaring feelings for Vronsky, the white sand of the beach, Levin's discourses on nature, a quick, cold dip in the sea.

A mother and daughter emerging from the river assured me the cold dip was "très bien!" After I took my own frigid, nearly heart-stopping plunge, I realized that they had meant it "takes your breath away but is exhilarating to survive".

The other day after a cold dip in the pool at night I asked my little boy if he wanted some hot and spicy food?

But people who have regular cold dips do seem happy.

WHAT WE LIKE Grilled octopus, Greek sausage, garides (sautéed shrimp), saganaki (flambéed cheese), imam (eggplant gratin), assorted cold dips; grilled fangri, beeftekia (ground beef); all desserts.

In their most elemental form, they are eaten cold, dipped in a sauce of soy, rice wine, bonito flakes, kelp and sugar.

But by tomorrow evening, the Met Office predicts that England, Wales and eastern Scotland will be clear, dry and cold – dipping below freezing in parts – while any showers will be confined to western Scotland and Northern Ireland.

It will go well with the assorted cold dips: briny, pink taramosalata, the fish-roe spread; tzatziki, an exceptionally fresh and tangy salad of yogurt and cucumber; skordalia, here an almond and white-bean purée with enough garlic to fell a minotaur; and melitzanes salata, or chopped-eggplant salad.