Sentence examples for decided to dip from inspiring English sources
Last year, he decided to dip his toe back into that again and remembered, too late, that he hated it.
Around the holidays, a neighbor told her J. C. Penney was hiring, and Ms. Myles decided to dip her toe back into the job market.
When my wife and I decided to dip our toes into the waters of bookselling in 2012, we did so with some trepidation.
I also know a young lady who works in the reception of the studio, so I decided to dip my toe in.
It was only in January 2008, after months of noticing the 45-minute lines outside Mutekiya, a trendy ramen shop in the Ikebukuro neighborhood, that he finally decided to dip his chopsticks.
Two years ago, I walked away from a good job as a politics editor at Bloomberg News after my maximum boss, Michael R. Bloomberg, decided to dip a well-kept toe into the presidential waters.
Did President Clinton decide to dip into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve today to protect Vice President Al Gore?
If they do decide to dip their toes into the market, the striker department would be the best place to start.
If they decide to dip into the new bailout fund, they likely would be served the same potentially self-defeating recipe.
Mr. McCallister, a 58-year-old Federal worker, was happily puffing onhis cigar before deciding to dip into a bustling Walgreen drugstore in Chicago's Loop.
That provides little margin for safety if Dell's operations run into serious trouble, even if the company does decide to dip into its large pool of overseas cash.
