Sentence examples for if you dip from inspiring English sources

Apparently, it's better if you dip whale meat in it.

"It's too crunchy, but if you dip it in milk, it dissolves.

"Plus, If you dip it too long the sushi rice falls apart"., © Washington Post.

They are often "clean", meaning that if you dip your nets in one bit of sea, you catch one species.

If you dip into the literature of the New Deal, what immediately strikes you is its desperate radicalism.

This leaves just 49 pence for the liquid and the numbers are grimmer still if you dip below the £5 mark.

"It's like, if you dipped a green marker, you would get yellow and blue".

If you dipped your fish in this hazmat, you would lift out its skeleton, but the hazmat at least was not combustible, not flammable, not explosive.

I'd feel different if you dipped into a severely limited pool of loan money, making it harder for needier students to finance their education.

If a tree root was a hot dog and the fungus cornmeal batter, and if you dipped the root-dog into the fungus-batter, then you'd get a mycorrhiza, which is a tree root covered in fungus.

If a tree root was a sausage and the fungus cornmeal batter, and if you dipped the root-wurst into the fungus-batter, then you'd get a mycorrhiza, which is a tree root covered in fungus.