Sentence examples for dipping out from inspiring English sources

Continuing with an idea from last season, Mr. Ford showed wide pants and looks that seemed effortfully disheveled, like jeans and bright-colored V-neck sweaters with floral-printed shirts dipping out from under them.

One of Flaubert's great developments (not inventions – no one really invents anything in the novel) was style indirect libre, that way of dipping into a character's consciousness – for a paragraph, a sentence, a phrase, sometimes for just a single word – showing things from his or her point of view, and then dipping out again.

The comedian is obviously most famous for the influential Comedy Central show, Chappelle's Show, before abruptly dipping out during the third season in 2005.

Soon, I began skipping classes and dipping out of social events early.

Fassbender's reason for dipping out of the pre-Oscar scene is tame when compared to the smattering of stars who've outright lambasted the politicking that takes place during the lead-up to Hollywood's biggest night.

He came through for a quick cup of coffee, playing what had to be a 10-15 minute long set before dipping out.

"Owners can dip in and dip out when it suits them".

She chastised me for not having a spider to dip out the blanched vegetables.

Skip huge tracts if you want to, dip in, dip out and don't worry about disrupting the narrative; there isn't one.

Since then, she has tried writing and directing, but has also deliberately dipped out in order to live like a normal non-VIP.

As the music crackled and popped and, for a spell, dipped out entirely, Annmaria Mazzini, in her darkly heartbreaking solo, didn't miss a beat.