Sentence examples for day dipping from inspiring English sources

After a personal best as a late stand-in in the 800m the previous day, dipping under two minutes for the first time,Hannah England again ran a solid race, this time in the 1500m.

Instead, you're kept going by the myriad treats that pass under your nose at various points throughout the day: dipping a rogue splinter of pork crackling into anchovy gunge, or soaking some freshly baked sourdough bread in a nearby roasting tray of meat juices.

You could spend a whole day dipping in and out of the beautiful colleges and courtyards at Trinity, Clare, Magdalene and Jesus colleges (no admission charge) or the Cambridge University Botanic Garden (01223 336265, botanic.cam.ac.uk; admission £4), with its exotic flora, glasshouses and water garden.

We battle with it every single day, dipping into memories and the future and right now all at the same time.

That day, dipping my hand in the cold slip was excruciating, and I had to wear cotton gloves covered by surgical gloves to keep my fingers warm.

It may be that the application rate used in South Africa might be somewhat low, even with a 14 day dipping interval.

One-night stands peaked on holidays like Cinco de Mayo and Tax Day, dipped on Valentine's Day, and originated in certain party-heavy neighborhoods. .

Facebook's stock began falling in after-hours trading Thursday, dipping below $24.

China's sovereign wealth fund has taken a stake in Visa, according to a media report on Tuesday, dipping its toe back into the market as Beijing agonizes over whether to be more aggressive in its overseas investments.

The price of Brent crude also fell on Monday, dipping 6% to $53 a barrel.

Bitcoin plunged to two-month lows on Thursday, dipping below $9,000 for the first time since November.