Sentence examples for dips out of from inspiring English sources

When the beetle reaches the underside of the log, it pauses, then dips out of sight.

The book feels even more like thinly-veiled memoir when Johanna dips out of her teenage memories to offer an observation from a current perspective – a reference to something having been "so popular in the 90s", or a comparison to the experience of childbirth.

On those long white nights, when the sun dips out of sight for only a few hours, crowds gather on the banks of the Neva River, even shabby hotels fill with tourists, and at the venerable Maryinsky (formerly, for a time, Kirov) Theater, the seats at the Stars of the White Nights festival are taken up by rich patrons from all over the world.

The company had been cash-flow positive, Nooney said, although it has "dipped out" of that now in a bid for growth.

This means they will dip out of Earth's atmosphere, experience weightlessness for around four minutes and then descend back to Earth's surface.

Add a slurry made from 1/4 cup (60 ml) cold water (or dip out some of the chili juice to use) and 2 Tbsp (30 ml) flour.. Add a slurry made from 1/4 cup (60 ml) cold water (or dip out some of the chili juice to use) and 2 Tbsp (30 ml) flour.

After you spit your dip out, rinse your mouth free of tobacco.

The Acesta clams were found to colonise the underside of these thinner beds, which dipped out of the cliff face to create the overhanging ledges.

Suddenly, the animals dip out of sight.

"Then it dipped out of sight when it hit the building".

"I don't think that the dip out of the top 10 is really big deal," she said.