Sentence examples for dipped around from inspiring English sources

Germany's Dax dipped around 1.5% on the week to 7795 while France's Cac slipped 1% to 3731.

From Monday's close - adjusting for the ex-rights - its shares dipped around 1p to 99.6p.

The male numbers dipped around the turn of the present century, but the numbers of female Ph.D. scientists grew fairly steadily over the entire period.

Apple's shipments, meanwhile, have dipped around 50percentt year-over-year, according to the firm, as the company adjusts its strategy in the country.

Equifax shares have surprisingly only dipped around 18percentt since the admission of a massive breach which had released the personal data of over 140 million customers.

Julian took a shortcut to the Old Town, up along Adersstrasse, dipping around the Graf-Adolf-Platz.

It currently dips around the New York City area, bringing low pressure, clouds, cool temperatures and rain.

Israel's "separation barrier" is planned to swerve and dip around the village, biting off chunks of the villagers' land; their olive trees will be torn up.

I've been able to dip around into papers, get what I want, not necessarily the whole paper, and immediately find what I need.

"It's about spontaneity and freedom in the moment," said Lauren Christianson, 23, who along with two partners is working on a guide to skinny-dipping around the city for their Web site, The Skinny Dipping Report.

The last 12 months have not been happy ones for the global film industry, with takings dipping around the world and a string of high-profile titles failing to realise their hoped-for potential.