Sentence examples for dipped along from inspiring English sources

In Rome, where celery is excellent, it is often dipped – along with other seasonal vegetables – in olive oil, salt and pepper.

The Labor Party's fortunes dipped along with those of the rest of the Israeli left after the peace process collapsed into violence with the outbreak of the Palestinian uprising in 2000.

Reinventing Gap, the nation's largest specialty apparel chain, has been fashion's equivalent of Merlin's stone for much of the last decade, as sales and profits have dipped, along with its image among young consumers.

(GD's stock has dipped along with all other defense stocks, cutting the price from $5.3 billion when the deal was announced, to $3.6 billion).

"Fuse" also saw him at the pinnacle of Billboard's country album chart three years ago, his fourth No. 1 country album, even though his overall sales have dipped along with most other recording artists in the age of streaming.

Anyway, one thing has occurred to me; I'm in the Rockies now, and the landscape is pretty intimidating, the roads slicing between mountains and climbing and dipping along the shores of rushing rivers and majestic lakes.

And if it dips along the way, he is so confident in the company that he would only buy more of it.

The demarcation of the Cambay rift zone is clearly delineated with a steeply dipping fault on the western margin, whereas the eastern margin of the rift zone gently dips along the NE SW axis, representing a half-graben structure.

Yet, they're still there, muddling along, dipping up and down in the polls like any government before them.

Then use a rag dipped in the mixture along with a toothbrush to scrub the gum off the fabric.

Run a knife dipped in hot water along the edge of the cheesecake to loosen it from the sides of the pan.