Sentence examples for dipped rather from inspiring English sources

They're usually dipped, rather than coated, in a sauce.

Still, her sales dipped rather badly once she came under the management of the legendary hard man Don Arden.

For a man who had won at least one and as many as three major titles every year since 2003, the career arc had dipped rather sharply.

Cars will be dipped, rather than sprayed, and the process skips the primer coat and the bake oven to save 20% on water and chemicals.

For example, sauces tend to be salty, so order meals without sauces or ask for the sauce on the side so you can dip rather than slather.

I very much liked simple starters like light-but-dense fried yuca ($5) and crisp fried green plantains ($4.50), but would have preferred a traditional garlic mojo sauce for dipping rather than the accompanying chimichurri.

Like a box of bonbons, they are best dipped into rather than devoured in one sitting.

If Jim Ryan's late curling shot had dipped in rather than hitting the goal-frame joint, they would have been laughing in 18th.

This does not necessarily apply to works of non-fiction, which might well benefit from being dipped into rather than swallowed whole.

In her beloved Cairngorms, Nan Shepherd celebrated each slope and dip rather than worshipping the isolated lofty peak.

Correspondingly, the measurements of M2-GFET conductivity versus gate voltage display a single dip, rather than two seen in WT-GFET.