Sentence examples for dipped I from inspiring English sources

"When it dipped I sold fewer cards.

As he delightedly swung and twirled and dipped, I understood that this was who he was: the great dancer of German literature, dancing across history's horrors toward literature's beauty, surviving evil because of his personal grace, and his comedian's sense of the ridiculous as well.

The ambiguity of an image that can only be remembered, not seen, intrigues him: "The first one that I dipped, I just accidentally forgot to take a photograph of it before I put it in because I was so distracted with the mechanics of how to make the box and how much paint to put in.

Ships at sea salute each other by "dipping"—i.e., by running the flag slowly down from the masthead and then smartly replacing it.

He twirled me and tried to get me to dip; I think the honeymooners believed that I was his escort.

"Did, did you just double dip that chip?" Timmy asks incredulously, later objecting, "That's like putting your whole mouth right in the dip!" Finally George retorts, "You dip the way you want to dip, I'll dip the way I want to dip," and aims another used chip at the bowl.

"When I stopped dipping, I didn't realize I was drinking more coffee," Hamilton said last winter.

I dipped it into the soup.

As I dipped it in ponzu and ate, the liver seemed to melt in my mouth.

I dipped it right into the jar, because no one was watching.

What is the double goodbye if not a continuation in the grand tradition of "double dipping" (i.e., chips in salsa), "shrinkage" and mastery "of your own domain"?