Sentence examples for has just dipped from inspiring English sources

A bonfire is crackling nearby for added warmth; it's past midnight and the sun has just dipped into the lake, leaving behind twilight.

(He also has to hold onto his home state of Illinois, where his approval rating has just dipped below fifty per cent).

With an average that has just dipped below 20 for the series, these are decidedly not good times for Michael Clarke.

"It's wonderful we have Andy Griffith, but what else do we have here?" Unemployment in Surry County has just dipped under 10 percent, but jobs remain hard to find.

Lego (or LEGO if you're adamant about trademarks) has just dipped another toe into electronic gaming with their clever "Life Of George" iOS title.

"They may have just dipped their toe in criminal or semicriminal conduct".

Public and voluntary sector organisations that have just dipped their toes into the energy market through switching schemes may see more potential too.

The unemployment rate had just dipped to 8.3 percent, and I asked if he was encouraged by the figure, and hopeful that it might be down another point by Election Day.

That said, I've just dipped below 13st, which has been really important psychologically.' The health benefits - no more lingering colds, feeling brighter in the mornings and clear-headed at work - have inspired him, and his increased flexibility means he no longer has to wear knee supports to play his beloved cricket.

Oringer explained that when Shutterstock first launched, the DSLR had just dipped below $1,000, and has since become more and more accessible to large masses of people.

For instance, checking out iBooks, it's clear that a growing number of crashes reportedly caused by PDF imports is affecting reviewer satisfaction – positive reviews have just dipped below crash reports in terms of the percentage make-up of reviews for the current version.