Sentence examples for did not dip from inspiring English sources
The company, which owns 25 Tootsies and six Real Greeks, said it did not dip into tips to top up salaries to the minimum wage.
America's consumption did not dip far below 50% of GDP even during the second world war, as Mr Lardy of the Peterson Institute for International Economics points out in his book, "Sustaining China's Economic Growth".
"It's only later, in folklore and myth, that the Americans were interested in it," Wilcock said, adding that the Americans did not dip their flag when the Olympics were held in London in 1948.
After peaking in 1950, when almost five in six (83.9 per cent) voted, general election turnout, though fluctuating, did not dip below a respectable 70 per cent until 2001.
What is striking about Mr. Smyth's room is how he used mostly new merchandise to create a tasteful space; he did not dip so much as a toe into the muddy waters of eBay's kitschy wares.
In contrast to the LK4 sampling, however, δ34SSO4 did not dip in the hypolimnion but continued to increase to its highest value (29.8 ‰) detected at 35.0 m depth.
Crow was not stupid, and didn't dip below the hawk for long.
The producers of "The Producers," however, note that sales didn't dip until the beginning of this year.
That leggy summer blockbuster didn't dip below $1 million a day until its 62nd day of release.
"It drove uninstalls but new downloads remained consistent so usage didn't dip much," said Apptopia of the #deleteuber movement.
Hirua is the biggest reason Milwaukee didn't dip into the deep and talented pool of free agent second basemen.
