Sentence examples for dipped under the from inspiring English sources

Jacqui M. Wentz '10 also dipped under the 23-minute mark despite the soggy course and soft grass, finishing in 22 51, good for 19th place.

He had also got far enough forward to test Hugo Lloris with a 25-yard shot that would have dipped under the bar had the goalkeeper not intervened.

It was a little before 6 p.m. on Wednesday, and the train dipped under the Hudson River and stopped again at Newark's Pennsylvania Station.

The American Curtis Mitchell took bronze in 20.04, while Britain's Adam Gemili – who so thrillingly dipped under the 20-second barrier on Friday – was fifth in 20.08.

Later, after a lunch of freshly caught grilled fish in the beachside restaurant, Bridget went for a yoga session in a glass-walled room facing the ocean, with birds chattering busily as the sun dipped under the horizon.

After the halcyon days of winning league titles and major trophies in front of crowds of over 15,000, the numbers dipped under the 6,000 mark last year, as the club slid out of the elite with a whimper.

The more adventurous can skinny-dip under the nearby lamplight without too much fear of discovery.

In second place, and also dipping under the 20 minute mark, was another promising new runner Maria J. Monks '10 who ran a 19 57.

Jackson was third over eight lengths before breaking Federica Pellegrini's world record in Sheffield in March, with Adlington also dipping under the old world mark.

Over in the shiny new world of self-publishing things look bleaker still, with 80% of the DBW's go-it-alone authors dipping under the £600 mark.

Hitting the shoulder button in any area that's been painted allows the player to dip under the surface and zip along unnoticed.