Sentence examples for dip aside from inspiring English sources

That dip aside, the Oprah spirit is as infectious today as all those years ago when she told her audience to live their best life.

(See "Dow Takes Triple-Digit Dip").. Tuesday's drop aside, its market value has increased 39.3% since the beginning of the year, compared with the 8.3% rise by the S&P 500.

Dip in sugar; set aside. 2. Fill cocktail shaker with ice.

This dip into commercial activity aside, you won't find Martin promoting anything other than her movies – not even herself.

And all deals aside, the dip in tourists during the summer allows for a sense of solitude that has become increasingly rare in the islands.

Having used the tenderest ribs for dipping or filling, put aside the stringy outer ones for stock, and take three ribs for one of celery's most important roles: the soffritto.

Obama's letter to Pelosi attached a detailed request from the Office of Management and Budget that asked Congress to make another nearly $8 billion more available, if Obama determines it is needed, by dipping into money set aside for the stimulus plan, Project BioShield, and the discretionary needs of the Department of Health and Human Services.

WASHINGTON -- The victims and survivors of 9/11 are being forced again to sacrifice -- this time by the sequestration budget cuts that are dipping into revenue set aside for ailing first responders and using it for deficit reduction.

Aside from a dip in the mid-60s, Alfred Hitchcock became increasingly preoccupied with "dead" – rising from around 100 words per million in the 30s to 550 in his last films.

The big hope is that with little else to distract them (aside from a dip in Zaha Hadid's Aquatics Centre pool), Londoners and visitors to the capital will be seduced by the lures of the biggest building here, the £1.45bn Westfield shopping mall that opens on 13 September this year.

Aside from a dip during the stock market collapse at the end of 2008, Apple stock has been skyrocketing.