Sentence examples for dipped still from inspiring English sources

When, in late 1948, his play "Summer and Smoke" failed on Broadway, Williams's confidence dipped still further; he felt, he said, like a "discredited old conjurer".

However, some analysts question whether China's growth rate might dip still further later in the year.

Is a dip still a dip if you spread the leftovers on toast the next day?

Yan Qin, a senior modelling analyst at Thompson Reuters Point Carbon, told the Guardian a few dips still lie ahead for the solar.

Although Al-based coatings are already being applied industrially, the electrochemical behaviour of the different intermetallic layers formed during hot dipping still remains under debate.

(Altoona) Built in 1902, Leap The Dips still clickity clacks away every day that the modest Lakemont Amusement Parkis open.

Polytunnels have replaced the old glasshouses, though the dipping wells still exist, along with some of the original cold frames and remnants of box hedge.

With temperatures dipping, shoppers still in the market for a winter jacket are in luck: the Helmut Lang sample sale starts Jan . 9 marking down shearling jackets to $595.

Gross domestic savings and gross fixed investment have dipped but are still about 30% of GDP.

Even as his slugging indicators have dipped, Rodriguez is still among the leaders this season in runs batted in.

A crucial measure of business spending declined less than expected in April, a sign that businesses might be breathing easier about the economy, although orders for cars and computer equipment still dipped, the government said Wednesday.