Sentence examples for constantly dipping from inspiring English sources
It was a classic pursuit match between two riders with contrasting styles, the impassive Colombian versus Froome, who climbs with his face and neck working painfully, his head constantly dipping and falling.
Fany Péchiodat, being a jeune parisienne branchée (young Parisian in the know), had a bag of secrets that her girlfriends were constantly dipping into.
Ambassadeurs is a nimble producer, he's constantly dipping in and out of aesthetics with ease since before "M.O.P.E" announced him to the world at large with that quintessentially broken hip hop beat in 2012.
As he walks, he is constantly – and apparently unconsciously – dipping down to pick up stray bits of litter in the corridors.
As Sendhil Mullainathan and Eldar Shafir show in a fascinating essay on the savings habits of low-income consumers, layaway is a popular way of making big purchases (like washing machines), because, if you don't have a lot of money, the presence of a sizable sum in the house or even in the bank means that you'll be constantly tempted to dip into it.
It's hard to appreciate its movement on television — a darting, swerving, dipping target that has to be constantly anticipated in three dimensions to be returned.
Start dipping the accompaniments.
Fountain pens, which don't have to be dipped in ink constantly, date to 1884.
