Sentence examples for do dip from inspiring English sources
They do dip into melodrama more frequently and resort almost invariably to the psychological explanation: trauma caused by war, sexual abuse, parental neglect or the sight of parental sex.
As to my ignoring "the manifold undercurrents of mainstream culture in the 1950's," I do dip a toe into those currents in the introduction but leave the in-depth exploration to more qualified sociologists.
This time, with prices looking overvalued in more states than ever in the past, average American prices may well fall for the first time since the Great Depression.But even if prices in America do dip, insist the optimists, they will quickly resume their rising trend, because real house prices always rise strongly in the long term.
Instead, when they do dip their toe in the footwear space, venture investors have been putting a premium on comfort.
Companies that do dip a toe into cyberspace generally fortify themselves with digital battlements equipped with the cyberspace equivalent of boiling oil.
And the manipulation of the Web's function in recent years — from informational resource to a repository of personal data that dragnet government surveillance programs can (and do) dip into at will, and from which corporates can (and do) build mountains of interconnected intel on their users, has steered Berners-Lee's original collaborative vision in a much darker and dystopian direction.
To lose the weight I just focused on cardio and I do dips and crunches for 20 minutes every day.
Dying the tips of your hair along a straight line is called "dipping" (because some people actually do dip-dyes).
Bend your wrists backwards and do dips.
Clasp both your hands together and bend your arms backwards as far as you can go, and do dips.
