The stagger dips into four Dublin institutions in 2½ hours, finishing up at Davy Byrne's on Duke Street, the site of Leopold Bloom's gorgonzola sandwich in Ulysses (it's crab or smoked salmon now - the pub's gone gastro).
This week, Donald Macleod dips into five key years of Mozart's life, and presents five of his chamber works for solo wind and strings.
It isn't only Thanksgiving preparations that have many shoppers doing the supermarket tango -- dipping into two, three, even five stores to find what they want.
Antibiotics present in specific samples triggered the dose-dependent release of the capture DNA biosensor interaction, which, after dipping into two different solutions, results in a correlated conversion of a chromogenic substrate by a standard His6-targeted enzyme complex.
President Obama dipped into two hotly contested Senate races on Thursday, flying out West to raise money and rally the Democratic troops for two struggling lawmakers: Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado, who faces a challenge from within his party, and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, who wields power in Washington as his party's leader but is vulnerable back home.
The dips I make fall into two camps – hummus-style (made from a base of buttery pulses) or veg-centred – and are rarely ever the same.
Even if you limit yourself to dipping into one news title, you find a world of pain and problems demanding your attention.
In a bit of corporate synergy, Time Warner is planning to dip into one of its strongest cable channels, HBO, to help revive the fortunes of one of its weakest, CNN.
With our margaritas, we dipped into three kinds of salsas (two were too fiery for me) with a giant basket of tortilla chips that could keep a family of four munching all weekend.
The vaudeville skits — and the occasional dip into one of my favorite genres, Backstage Problems — are bits of meta-theatre, inspired, perhaps too directly, by Bob Fosse's remarkable films, but, what the hell, they solve a real problem for Lane.
