Sentence examples for he will dip from inspiring English sources

Before a concert, if he is worried about losing traction on the instrument, he will dip the fingertips of his left hand in honey.

As a thinker and commentator (he will dip in and out of the BBC commentary box), McEnroe is peerless – but as a coach on the tour, he is unproven.

When Milo isn't able to make it to a bowling alley where he can bowl a strike or to a karaoke bar to sing "99 Luftballons" in German, he'll dip into his emergency stash of grape jelly jars and get some fast relief by popping their pressure caps.

Every now and then he'll dip into it, to give a rarer specimen to someone he knows who could appreciate it on a special occasion – on their birthday, for example.

Moreover, Mrs. Heinz Kerry has said that she will dip into her personal fortune if she and her husband deem it necessary.

When Partner B needs more paint, they will dip their paint brush into the water cup.

He said the economy will dip down into negative GDP growth soon, necessitating a second stimulus program.

Growth will dip in 2008, he says.

He suspects, though, that the price will dip in the very near term, before it begins this climb.

Sales in Japan will dip again.

Economists expect the rate will dip to 9.7 percent, from 9.8 percent.