Sentence examples for going to dip from inspiring English sources

Ruth Spencer: Thanks Eric - was just going to dip into that territory myself.

"But we're going to dip them in Vitamin B1 powder and stick them in our own potting soil".

Apple TV is going to dip its toe in the water with original filmed content, according to Variety, following suit with Netflix, Amazon and more.

Peterhigg was clearly having trouble keeping up: "Does anybody understand how these gurus work out what's going to dip or double dip or even cheese dip?

So to test the waters we're going to dip our toes in by posting this Zach Kanin double-trouble bit of funniness.

"The more they spend on personal expenses, the more they are going to dip into savings and the more they will borrow," she said.

If one branch of the Irani hotel chain, where Mr Pathak goes to dip Gluco biscuits in his tea, is threatened with replacement by a video store, then the period can hardly be earlier than the 1980s, but the suppressed nostalgia of the tone would fit an earlier setting.

Scenario: As you go to dip your rice cracker in the delicious hummus someone comments the hummus is covered in oil it must be filled with calories.

We're going to have to dip into the transfer market".

"It looks like we're going to double dip in housing.

You're going to have dips, all services have dips.