Sentence examples for dipped into something from inspiring English sources

"Hold on, I'm talking," he said, quite happily, then dipped into something that sounded like an impression of Harvey Fierstein, or one of the women from the "Coffee Talk" sketches on "Saturday Night Live".

Against this background, a deficit of $9 billion in a budget of $2 trillion is close to a neutral position.As for the Social Security trust fund, dipping into something that you originally promised to use only for paying down the national debt is certainly bad politics.

We cover a lot of territory in the course through the lens of the central questions, but what I tell students is that while we can only we dip into something, they have the rest of their lives to read, see or listen to the rest.

One would presume that school funds weren't dipped into for something like this.

[A1.] Americans Spent More Than They Saved Last Year Americans' personal savings rate dipped into negative territory in 2005, something that has not happened since the Great Depression.

The subject of this paper, gene regulatory networks and their fundamental stability, is something I dipped into, before I had seen this MS. I don't think the present MS. really does justice to the already quite extensive literature out there, very physics based, on GRN and this needs to be addressed at the outset.

This is where Brooks drops off from a relatively mainstream (if often wrongheaded) discussion about Egypt's messed-up political institutions and dips into something disgraceful.

Temperatures dipped into the teens.

Boffo dipped into fashion the following year.

One justice dipped into Senate vote counting.

The high road dipped into the mud.