Sentence examples for dipped so from inspiring English sources
It didn't work, and as his average dipped, so did his power.
When prices were high, growth was good; when prices dipped, so did the continent.
Even experts in youth sports seem startled that the age of entry has dipped so low.
Temperatures dipped so low last week even the dogs wore boots on their Fifth Avenue walks.
Student test scores had dipped so low that administrators worried the state might close down the school.
Every time a woman is kissed, she pops her heel or gets dipped so deeply that her spine might snap.
They love puffy soft naan to dip so let them share your saucy dishes.
Mr. Curtice, who died in 1962, never foresaw a day when G.M.'s price might dip so low.
The arrival of ghrelin is a signal that energy levels might be about to dip, so it triggers the production of a second hormone, neuropeptide Y.
Servers will then double-dip, so to speak: they will benefit from a higher base wage while their tips also increase as menu prices climb.
I am not arguing that we deserve higher pay than our Russell Group peers, but I do question why our salaries dip so far below those paid by other institutions, especially given the combined wealth and success of the Oxbridge institutions.
