Sentence examples for dip under a from inspiring English sources

But Apple's yearly iPhone refresh combined with the 2-year contract means that for many of us, we're unlikely to ever see our contract time dip under a year to go.

No service saw its longest wait dip under an hour, with many around the two-hour mark, the figures revealed.

A season's best 45.23secs from Nigel Levine in the men's 400m ensured the Hounslow athlete not only won a British title but also dipped under the 'A' standard to qualify for Moscow.

Pavilonis didn't rule out a dip under $30 a barrel, but just how far prices may go is hard to determine.

The Super Bowl is usually a lock for a 40-plus Nielsen rating, having dipped under a 40.0 once since 1972.

While I was living there, we sometimes talked about this or that rumored hot spot: a place where the road dipped under a railroad overpass and a main sewer pipe dipped under that, making a little kink where, it was said, stray fragments of nuclear waste got caught on their way out of town.

By 1974, 45% of adults were smokers and this continued to fall until it dipped under a quarter in 2001.

This remarkably peaceful and beautiful trail – located just half a mile from the South Circular ring road, and from the noise and bustle of west London's traffic-clogged streets – unfurls alongside the river, dipping under a series of bridges, through tree-shaded paths and past tempting riverside pubs.

Avery Bradley sat at his locker as the countdown clock to tipoff dipped under an hour Friday, his headphones in, and studied highlights of Oklahoma City playing on the opposite wall.

This time there are springs to dip in, under a canopy of palms.

This midnight sun period lasts until the end of July when the sun again begins to dip under the horizon for a longer period each night, and the cycle starts over again.