Sentence examples for dipping up from inspiring English sources

In no time we are back to the 90s and The Road to York Through Sledmore, dipping up and down between blazing orange buildings and eye-popping foliage.

Dau Yang, dipping up and down from the floor like a yo-yo, grows increasingly rubbery as he flings his legs and arms into the horizontal space around him.

Dipping up and down like a mini-roller-coaster track, the boardwalk encircles the pond for a mile or so, offering a view of native wildlife throughout the year.

But the first time we made a model of the set, with a dip down in the middle, it looked like a Jacuzzi, and when we had it dipping up in the middle it looked like a straw boater.

"Witnesses said the helicopter was dipping up and down and the pilot seemed to be trying to regain control of it," Assistant Fire Chief Thomas Galvin said at the scene.

The slopes of Dharamshala region are steeply dipping up to > 41° with upper 5 m to 10 m cover of fluvial deposits or the debris cover which is easily prone to sliding under adverse conditions.

All the brine left in troughs and barrels, where pork had been salted down, was carefully dipped up, boiled down, and converted into salt again.

One of the villagers will take a coconut shell, dip up kava in either a "high tide" (full serving) or "low tide" (small serving, for unaccustomed visitors) portion, and offer it to the chief.

Pronounced westerly (seaward) dips up to 25° unlike the horizontal lava pile of the Western Ghats (Auden 1949; Sheth 1998).

Samples were dipped up and down 10 times during incubation.

Samples were dipped up and down 10 times every 10 minutes.