Sentence examples for get dipped in from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to get dipped in shit and not come out stinking," says King, who walked free in 2001.

"I just got dipped in Berkeley in 1964 and I believe".

Certainly getting "born again" was gaining popularity in the rock 'n' roll world, and even Bob Dylan was getting "dipped in the swimming pool".

Shangela showed up looking like a sea urchin that got dipped in blood and was invited to Leigh Bowery's house for an afterparty.

"I've got dipping in the back seat," Detective Crosby said, and the team advanced quickly along both sides of the car.

It's just a worse version of hash browns that you can't dip in anything quite right or get dip on your fingers.

To completely satisfy a sweet tooth, get the gelato dipped in either dark or white chocolate.

Somehow, no heads get torn off and dipped in marinara sauce.

Mike Love, portrayed with likable vigour by Jake Abel, leads the charge against Brian: he doesn't get this dreamy slow music dipped in gorgeous LA twilight.

There aren't many perks of having a terrible memory, but here's one I've noticed: pulling a well-loved book from the shelf, I get to double-dip in the pleasures of a first read.

Describes the various sights; before people have arrived; the various smells, man raking over a golf course; Madam Drielle, the fortune-teller, standing in the doorway of her tent yawning; watching a Holstein get his baptism of blueing (tail dipped in blueing water), View Article By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas.