Sentence examples for dipping with from inspiring English sources

Passenger satisfaction on the railways is dipping, with value for money and how companies deal with delays being the biggest cause for complaint, according to a survey of thousands of train customers.

Mr. Redmayne won a Tony in 2010 for best featured actor in a play ("Red") and was seen skinny- dipping with Michelle Williams last Oscar season in "My Week With Marilyn".

Dipping With the Divas A new shop, Divalicious Chocolate!, 365 Broome Street (Mott Street) is offering free samples of marshmallows, pretzels and cookies to dip in chocolate Friday through Sunday from noon to 8 p.m.

Indeed, after dipping with the wider economy in 2009, the total value of subsidies or tax breaks received by those extracting or burning fossil fuels climbed relatively steeply and by 2011 was approaching the pre-crash peak of more than $80 billion.

Coating or dipping with paraffin 'seals' the tissue and should reduce oxidation.

Spots were visualized under UV light and by dipping with 15%H2SO4O4 in ethanol followed by heating.

Skinny-dipping with strangers might seem a little weird, even a bit louche, for a first-day tourist experience, but on Galiano, it took on a surprising innocence — an atmosphere that persisted as the trio, along with their friend, Tia, who'd stayed clothed on the shore, brought me to Noah's home for beers and homemade blackberry-blueberry pie.

The truth will be still less, say economists, and tax revenues will dip with it.

In the 1990s, the suicide rate dipped with the crime rate.

Tourism, which employs one in ten islanders, has dipped with the world economy.

But when sales dipped with the economy, the systems, which were heavy and costly, faded away.