Sentence examples for dipping back into the from inspiring English sources

"Eduardo," I said, dipping back into the jar for another bite.

His absence leaves the Gunners decidedly threadbare up top but Wenger is being coy about dipping back into the transfer market, instead putting his faith in Alexis Sanchez to lead the line.

— After weeks of refraining from dipping back into the sensitive topic of the attack that killed the American ambassador in Libya, Mitt Romney on Monday offered harsh criticism of the administration for being slow to label the assault terrorism and faulted its overall handling of the attack.

It's now intentionally dipping back into the red so it can focus on growth though.

They've been at or near profitability for a long time, dipping back into the red to grow headcount and infrastructure.

I think we'll see the sector make gains for another week or so before dipping back into the red," says Harry Laubscher, market analyst with Tucker Anthony in New York.

They had to dip back into the middle ages to find a means of repressing the women in revolt.

Now that the unemployment rate has dipped back into the fives, maybe — just maybe — public perceptions will change.

In his research, Bob Rosen of the Elias Sports Bureau had to dip back into the previous century to find the "old guy" Piniella referred to.

Note: For those of you outside Australia, I'll dip back into the blog tonight (9pm AEST, 10am GMT) so your comments will not be in vain!

The Dow and the S.& P. 500 eked out a modest gain as investors had dipped back into the market after a weak stretch, but a disappointing outlook from Cisco Systems capped gains.