'dip face' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
Depending on the context, however, 'dip' could be used in a sentence. For example, "Michael grabbed the towel and dipped his face in the cool water."
Family events: Characters from Kipling's Puck of Pook's Hill will people the grounds (including a working smith and a Norman knight), Aug 1, 2pm-4pm; Bug Hunt, Aug 2, 2pm-4pm, £2; Crafts, Aug 9, 11am-5pm, £2; Family Fun Day for children (pond dipping, face painting etc), Aug 16; Punch & Judy, Aug 23, 12noon-4pm; Kipling's stories told in the gardens, Aug 30, 12-4pm.
Open image in new window Fig. 10 Mining ground pressure distribution characteristics in steep dipping face.
The final form of hydraulic support and surrounding rock instability in steep dipping face is the supporting failure and surrounding rock instability, which would induce surrounding rock accidents.
It is a tagine, containing your choice of meat; lamb arrives in a transporting broth of cumin, turmeric, saffron, and prunes you dip your face into its steam and imagine dining in the desert heat, at the feast of a Bedouin sheikh.
The lower accuracy rate in 10- to 13-year-olds could also substantiate the temporary performance dip in face encoding/recognition [ 56, 57] and cognitive/emotional processing [ 58] during this period of synaptic reorganization at the onset of puberty.
Dip a face cloth into the solution and dab this onto your skin.
Keeping your eyes firmly shut, dip your face into the solution for twenty seconds.
Pour the water into a bowl, then dip your face in the water for 25 seconds (5 dips for 5 seconds each).
Fill up the sink with water and ice cubes and dip your face in the water every once in a while.
A common stereotype of Goths: depressed drug addicts who sleep their lives away and dip their face in a can of black pain and...you get the point.
