Sentence examples for dipped back into the from inspiring English sources

Now that the unemployment rate has dipped back into the fives, maybe — just maybe — public perceptions will change.

The Dow and the S.& P. 500 eked out a modest gain as investors had dipped back into the market after a weak stretch, but a disappointing outlook from Cisco Systems capped gains.

The fashion world has dipped back into the tailoring, styling and coloring of military gear -- riched up with new seaming and glamorized camouflage patterns (and, of course, fancy price tags to match).

Schaefer had dipped back into the commercial art world for Sotheby's in late January, working as the freelance curator of an exhibition at its Manhattan showroom.

But in comments on Thursday, the speaker dipped back into the rhetoric that he and other conservatives used during that last debt-ceiling showdown.

He also packaged educational and political comics for various agencies, mostly in New York, and occasionally dipped back into the comics world, with oddball efforts like 1968's hippie hero "Brother Power, the Geek" and 1974's "Prez," about a teenager who becomes president.

"Eduardo," I said, dipping back into the jar for another bite.

—Well, then, you must dip back into the air and retrieve something that I can insert into the minutes.

They had to dip back into the middle ages to find a means of repressing the women in revolt.

In his research, Bob Rosen of the Elias Sports Bureau had to dip back into the previous century to find the "old guy" Piniella referred to.

I understand the blues". Shane not only became successful enough to play Canadian clubs, but to dip back into the States to perform.