Sentence examples for dipped down on from inspiring English sources

He darted inside heading into the first turn, but Barrichello dipped down on the track, cutting off Schumacher to retain the lead.

Temperatures in the city only dipped down to 27.1C on Tuesday night, the weather bureau has confirmed.

A strong report can only help the stock, which on Feb. 7 dipped down to a five-year low of $18.87 before rising a bit to close the day at $19.43.

On the other hand, low temperatures dipped down to 24 degrees for two nights and 26 degrees another night about 10 days after planting.

Lower levels of vibration and friction mean lower power consumption, lower operating temperatures, and greater storage density because a steadier arm is able to dip down to a particular spot on the steady platter with finer spatial registration.

Pacific on Saturday, will dip down to within 4 million miles of the solar surface — or nearly 10 times as close as sun-scorched Mercury.

Hollande also saw his approval ratings continue to dip down to 20% as the year wore on.

The bird, too, must have heard the music, because it swooped away, dipping down for just a second to check out the goings on on the porch.

The back dipped down, showing the model's back.

2008 revenue was $7.2 billion, dipping down to $6.5 billion last year.

A loose linen tunic that dips down on one side is worn over a chiffon skirt with delicate folds, which add surface interest.