Sentence examples for if I dip from inspiring English sources

He beheld a small stick once and thought: what if I dip this in Marmite?

And if I dip back into my well of memories, I can see Annie Rose as the 18-month-old lining up behind her big sister Katie as she waited for the ritual of hand-washing with the older kids.

If I dipped into the council-tax-payers' pockets to come up with £30m for a grand prix I don't think I would be able to walk safely down the streets".

My father asked if I dipped my hair into tomato soup and one of my friends suggested that it wasn't office appropriate.

My thoughts drifted to "In Dreams Begin Responsibilities," the great Delmore Schwartz story, written over a summer weekend in 1935, and I wondered where my copy might be lurking, or, more lazily, if I should dip into my Kindle to retrieve the sensational burst of the story's last moments.

If I were president, whenever I dipped out to work on securing my people's rights and freedoms, I'd have my secretary scroll through my iTunes and pick out different musicians to come over every night for an hour or so to play and hang out.

Designer brands, from Valentino (trainers) to Saint Laurent (backpacks), are also ticking the animal-pattern box this season, although if I were dipping my toe into leopard, I'd blow the budget with a Christopher Kane cashmere scarf.

If I can't dip into the sauce, what's the point?

And if it dips into the "good bets" as well, it will sell even more.

If it dips back into recession as some of a more Keynesian disposition are predicting then all bets are off.

My body felt as if I had been dipped in slow-drying concrete.