Sentence examples for dips towards from inspiring English sources

The sun dips towards the horizon at midnight, before, happily, deciding to rise again.

The line dips towards the Old City, passing walls built by Suleiman the Magnificent around 1535.

As the sun dips towards the horizon, bikini-clad dancers mingle with sunbathers on the ticklishly soft sand.

But for a few dips – towards the end of the first set and during the second – Djokovic was masterful in all departments.

It overstays its welcome a little, and the tension dips towards the deliberately perfunctory end, but it's nicely tailored both to the orchestra's prowess and its distinctive, glamorous sound, all plush strings, virile-sounding brass and mellow woodwind.

The fault zone dips towards WNW with about 60°.

Even Hungary, in their 6-3 demofition of England in 1953, were done after 65 minutes, and had dipped towards the end of the first half.

Temperatures over Saturday night will dip towards, or even below, freezing in Scotland and parts of Wales and the Midlands while thermometers might struggle to record double-digit centigrade during the day on Saturday and Sunday.

But performances dipped towards the end and there are question marks about the car this season following the departure of the technical director James Key to Sauber and Mark Smith, his successor, to Lotus.

If they do, they'll know that the widely acknowledged risk of a dip towards recession – plunging exchange rates, rising newsprint costs – is in the first few unsettling years after a Leave vote.

Closed doors annul and muffle the world outside, the cackle of news bulletins from radios, the buzz of the trippers from the top of the town, even the apocalyptic roar of the aeroplanes as they dip towards Heathrow.