Sentence examples for dip down from from inspiring English sources
In fact, about 25 miles south of Cape Girardeau, the topography takes a big dip down from rolling farmland to the black, rich soil of the Delta's flat funnel that extends all the way to the Gulf.
We parked on Sentinel Ridge and hiked some of the park's 22 miles of twisting trails, which dip down from bluff top through hardwood forests to the river and up again.
Mr. Credendino, who says he still gets nervous every time it rains, recalled that in the middle of Floyd's onslaught he rushed to his site, a three-quarter-acre property that dips down from Route 9.
To us, the real attraction was the path itself, dipping down from the busy surface streets into a tree-shaded, water-soothed landscape that might have been in the deep countryside, complete with weeping willows and small waterfalls, and occasionally emerging into architecturally stunning neighborhoods dominated by buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries.
They did seem, however, to change direction, and perhaps dipped down from risky to reasonable, though never disappeared entirely.
The physico-chemical parameter measurements were taken after the probes dipping down from the surface water to 50 cm down in the reservoir water.
Dipping down from flight is most commonly used by the gadfly petrels and the storm petrels.
Due to these tactics, it was difficult to ascertain a clear leader in market share for several years at a time, with Nintendo's dollar share of the U.S. 16-bit market dipping down from 60% at the end of 1992 to 37% at the end of 1993, Sega claiming 55% of all 16-bit hardware sales during 1994, and Donkey Kong Country helping the Super NES to outsell the Genesis from 1995 through 1997.
Look at your "base" photo, and look if your chin dips down from your jaw joint in a wide "u" or if it pretty much goes straight across to the other jaw joint.
As I cross the intersection, branches from the trees dip down precariously so that the leaves feel like they may touch my head.
