Sentence examples similar to dig dip from inspiring English sources

For extra dirt, dig dips in between landings and take offs, this will make your trails nice and smooth and will help with more dirt.

Those who prefer to lay real groundwork before dinner can dig through dips of roasted carrot, ground almond, and yellow split pea with miniature baguette slices.

Being severally beaten up, made to dig pits as dip as your height as well as being forced to go to bed with teachers leaving us in a position with no one to talk to.

If you dip and dig around you'll find a clearer complexity – those scores sound very learned!

Harvest your potatoes when there are small tubers on the vines; these tubers aren't edible, but it is a sign that you potatoes are ready to be dug up: Gently dip into the soil with a small gardening tool.

Ben Turner teased a ball across the Derby backline to Kiss, who dug out a dipping drive to beat Fielding at his near post.

If that is you, then just dip into "Nimble," rather than dig.

The project mixes maps and text, and you can dip into it briefly or dig into the details.

Even some typewriters made as late as the 1970s can be passed on to your grandkids or encased in the garage until the next millennium, when an archaeologist could dig them up, hose them down and dip them in oil.

Chimpanzees are well known to use tools in the wild, with different groups using different implements; some use sticks to dig out termites or to fish or dip for ants.

"This is football, you're not always at your best and it's how you react to the dip you're in to dig yourself out," Wilder told BBC Radio Northampton.