Sentence examples for dipping deeply into from inspiring English sources

However, the musicians – who have long since swapped streams of whiskey for glasses of orange juice – sound pure and strong, dipping deeply into Irish folk and British punk.

Many countries would have buckled under the type of restrictions imposed on Qatar by its larger and more powerful neighbors, but Qatar has refused to capitulate, albeit by spending heavily and dipping deeply into its $340 billion reserve funds to establish new trading partners, build up domestic industries and, in some cases, create new ones.

Certainly not only to her own bemusement, but dipping deeply into real happiness of others.

That forced the club to dip deeply into a farm system that was already believed thin.

But they spent $350,000 on extensive remodeling — causing them, not for the first time, to dip deeply into their nest egg.

Like Clifton Chenier, he also dips deeply into the blues and rhythm-and-blues but keeps the music's old bayou flavor.

Thus he dips deeply into the work of Henry Roth, Nathanael West and James Agee, three writers whose best work during the '30s wouldn't be recognized for decades.

Like Clifton Chenier, he also dips deeply into the blues and rhythm-and-blues, but he resists recent zydeco's moves toward funk.

Though he lacks the institutional support enjoyed by the two other major Republican candidates — Rick A. Lazio, the former congressman, and Steve Levy, the Suffolk County executive — Mr. Paladino brings something to the race that neither of the them has: a personal fortune he plans to dip deeply into during the race.

Certainly spending $2 million would be no great challenge for Ms. Harman, since there is great wealth in her family and she did not hesitate to dip deeply into it in her losing run for governor -- a run in which she failed to carry the 36th District, Mr. Kuykendall likes to point out.

So, at Icahn's proposed rates, the company would be forced to dip deeply into its cash position to execute the buyback.