Sentence examples for dip back from from inspiring English sources

Now, however, the stock has taken a dip back from its highs.

The fact that they're able to dip back and tell the entire story from beginning to end; it's the story of the Eagles.

I might just dip back into the transfer market.

I've dipped back into many books, from Finnegans Wake to The Recognitions by William Gaddis to Christine Brooke-Rose's Textermination.

— After weeks of refraining from dipping back into the sensitive topic of the attack that killed the American ambassador in Libya, Mitt Romney on Monday offered harsh criticism of the administration for being slow to label the assault terrorism and faulted its overall handling of the attack.

Official figures on Tuesday are expected to show inflation on the consumer price index (CPI) measure dipping back to zero in June, from 0.1% in May.

Secondly, the savings rate dipped back down again to 3.9percentt from 4.7percentt for full-year 2011.

All the while, Liliane dips back and forth in time, from her own teenage years back to her early childhood travels, from her adolescence back to her family's history as recounted to her by relatives.

On "Mythologies," from 2006, she dipped back into classical poetry, creating a cycle of songs based on Ovid's "Metamorphoses" with one foot in contemporary culture.

Gold has fallen over $100 from recent highs, and crude prices dipped back below $100 per barrel.

The stock has pulled back slightly from a recent high of $23, but it hasn't dipped back down below $15, and McMillan is confident that it will move higher.