Sentence examples for dipping downward from inspiring English sources

Although the work earned the nickname "Wagner Symphony" for its brief allusions to themes from Wagner's operas, the stately Adagio's first twenty seconds could easily have been by Handel — until a quiet stab of harmonic pain trips off a chain of sequences, dipping downward into the murk of painful memory.

"It dips downward every week or so.

Sometimes the line was demurely sweetheart, swelling upward; at others, it dipped downward, as if imitating the curve of the breasts.

The MHT fault is nearly horizontal, but to the north, the fault begins to dip downward into the earth.

The fault plane dips downward to the right when moving along the top edge in the strike direction, the dip angle that is the angle at which the plane dips downward from the top edge.

After years of experiments he concluded that a compass needle points north south and dips downward because the Earth acts as a bar magnet.

Camels have an unmistakable silhouette, with their humped back, short tail, long slim legs, and long neck that dips downward and rises to a small narrow head.

The male's horns have a broad base and proceed sideways from the midline of the skull, dip downward at the sides of the head, and curve upward at the ends.

After a short upturn, housing prices nationally have resumed their fall: one of those feared "double dips" downward is thus already under way in the economically vital housing market.

There would be no real programme to lift wages or otherwise offset millions of homeowners' inability to make mortgage payments even if that omission meant that the housing market would tank again – the double dip downward in that crucial industry is now under way.

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