Sentence examples for dipped much from inspiring English sources

The sequel, featuring Mark Wahlberg, Amanda Seyfried and the voice of MacFarlane as the foul-mouthed talking teddy bear title character, eventually dipped much lower than 2012's Ted ($54.4m on debut).

Ask if the sushi is meant to be dipped (much of the time, it isn't).

Disposable rubber gloves make the shaping and dipping much less of a bother.

For months, he had heard that heating oil prices would rise much higher than last year and that supplies would dip much lower.

No matter how satisfied Quebeckers are with Mr Bouchard and his government, support for secession obstinately refuses to go beyond 45% in the opinion polls, and sometimes dips much lower.

"It drove uninstalls but new downloads remained consistent so usage didn't dip much," said Apptopia of the #deleteuber movement.

The large size of the spread suggests the investor expects shares to trend lower over the next five months, but the larger proportion of sold put options at the June $10 strike likely means the trader does not see the price per XLF-share dipping much below $10 during that time period.

Basically, as global warming melts the Arctic faster than elsewhere (called Arctic Amplification), the temperature difference between Arctic and equator decreases, weakening the jetstream, which then slows and dips much further south.

Heating oil prices also dipped, but much less, largely on the prospect of a release from the reserve.

While the rest of the industry is growing at roughly 3percentt, sales at Taco Bell have been particularly flat this year, and at times have dipped as much as 8percentt.

Zac Efron comedy 17 Again dipped a much gentler 31%, with teens and tweens flocking before the return to school, to remain No 3.