Sentence examples for he could dip from inspiring English sources

He could dip into his low range and project phrases with chesty emphasis, and soar high, sounding mellifluous and lyrical with almost tenorish colorings.

(The Carpetbagger dearly wished he could dip his beak in, but failed to follow the golden rule in Hollywood – negotiate back-end points on the front end. Dang).

In exchange, he could dip into the goods that his men had stolen from the shops on their side of the city.

Eventually, Rogers figured out how to modify the surface of the substrate so that he could dip it in a chemical bath and rinse away nearly all of the top layer between it and a circuit without degrading the electronics.

I know that in those last months he read Working the Room by Geoff Dyer, a present to him from my boyfriend, and that he liked it because he could dip in and out of the essays, and it didn't matter so much that he lost his train of thought.

The first pitch against the St . Louis Cardinalswas about three and a half hours away and the park was barren, but Baker, the manager of the Chicago Cubs, interrupted a member of the grounds crew so he could dip into a paper bag, pull out a grainy substance and sprinkle it all over.

If she wanted to, she could dip into her 217 bank accounts to pay off the debts of most third world countries and still live comfortably.

Or, they could dip into the growing list of Americans who have gone to Europe to gain money and competition in equally high ratio.

Bank's return on equity could dip to as low or 10 or 12percentt, he added.

If house-price rises level off, GDP growth could dip below 2% in 2007.

But the numbers are falling, and could dip below the 50% threshold.