Sentence examples for dipping under from inspiring English sources
We zigzagged from one landmark to another, dipping under clouds to keep track of where we were going.
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.
It was Booth who worked out that the way Haye had to beat Valuev was by impudently dipping under his jab, flicking pot shots and skipping away smartish.
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.
Asian girls are the hidden victims of child grooming gangs, dipping under the radar of police or social services, according to a report released on Tuesday.
When Ryun, an established star, ran a world-record 3 minutes 51.1 seconds in Bakersfield, Calif., in 1967, Liquori, a high school senior, finished seventh, dipping under four minutes for the first time.
But yesterday, it dipped under $1, before closing at $1.03.
On Thursday, it dipped under $1.15, and it is likely to fall further.
Mayweather dipped under Guerrero's punches, slid around Guerrero's grasp, landed right-handed pot shots.
That proportion fell steadily, and by 2011 it had dipped under 1%.
