Sentence examples for dip down into from inspiring English sources

Uplifted strata have the structural features of domes or anticlines; characteristically they are domed over or around (or both) the core (including cap and sheath if present) and dip down into the surrounding synclines.

There's something magical about the journey to Cartmel: the proximity of mountains and sea; the silvery peninsula light; the sense, as you dip down into the valley, that your quest is at an end.

Located 120km from the Federal District, we have to drive through urban sprawl for several hours before the morning gloom starts to lift and we suddenly dip down into a verdant valley of pink and purple cosmos sunflowers, grassy slopes and fir forests.

They decided to dip down into Vermont on a quick break from their itinerary, lined up a justice of the peace, stopped at a mall for rings, and showed up, mothers in tow, in the South Burlington clerk's office this morning for their union.

The Rolex Learning Centre at Switzerland's Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), is an imaginative library, study and conference centre; an undulating "swiss cheese" with floors that rise up internal hills and dip down into valleys so that even the floor yells that this building – and by implication, the university – is special.

He said the economy will dip down into negative GDP growth soon, necessitating a second stimulus program.

This year has been a little tougher as the 19-year-old Australian's rankings dipped down into the 40s.

The peninsula, more than 1,200km long, dips down into the Pacific from the far eastern coast of Russia.

The path dipped down into a valley before veering left – and the blur came into focus as that familiar stone circle and one of Neolithic man's most astonishing achievements, Stonehenge.

We dipped down into stark rock-faced valleys that looked like Afghanistan, and then climbed back up toward rolling countryside that looked like England, with fields divided by low stone walls.

This year, the jet stream has veered off its normal course, barreling through British Columbia, picking up low-pressure systems, dipping down into Montana and Missouri, shooting up into Ohio and then dipping south as far as Virginia, which it rarely does.