Sentence examples for ever dipped from inspiring English sources

Have you ever dipped your toe into the expensive watch market?

Whether E L James, whose real name is Erica Mitchell, has ever dipped into a Haynes manual is, as yet, unknown.

Indeed, as anyone who has ever dipped their chip in a freshly blitzed tomato and sweet pepper sauce or a little chimichurri will tell you, Walthamstow's Chips with Dips may be onto something.

Apple proposed price caps of $12.99 and $14.99 for new releases, with contracts that also included a "most-favored-nation" clause: if a competitor's list price for an e-book ever dipped below Apple's, the publishers would match it, allowing the iBookstore to offer the best deal.

As an adult she's only ever dipped her toes in the mainstream (Dawn of the Dead), opting to bunk down in the arthouse for the likes of Go, The Sweet Hereafter, The Weight of Water, My Life Without Me, Splice and Mr Nobody.

Cirque was the first time I ever dipped my toes into creating my own characters.

Inoffensive without ever dipping a toe into blandness.

You can then have good nights and bad nights, but you will never, ever dip to a point where you have lost a grip on the play - everything is in place.

This is the end of July, two weeks after the official end of the midnight sun -- when no part of the sun ever dips below the horizon -- but the sunset goes on and on.

A Frank Sinatra-themed episode in early May that featured a special appearance by Lady Gaga drew one of the show's lowest ratings ever, dipping to 17.5 million viewers.

But if banks get involved in tracking and reporting social media scams, they can prevent the scammers from ever dipping into customers' accounts.