Sentence examples for is actually dipping from inspiring English sources

"Cold air from Canada is actually dipping down into the north-east, and we're getting mild air out of the Pacific," said Todd Hamilton, a weather service meteorologist in Bismarck.

Nowadays, buildings are actually dipping into the deposits, lawyers say, and imposing stiff fines that can sometimes be even larger than the deposits.

And it's actually dipped below that, going as low as €11.35 at one point.

When the Fed injects liquidity, it is not actually dipping into its cash reserves, but crediting a dollar amount to the balance sheets of the banks.

By most measures, the mobile app economy is still growing, yet the time people spend using their apps is actually starting to dip.

This is actually a slight dip from before: in April of this year, Nielsen said that 45percentt used tablets daily.

The Changlish cheese is actually a chunky dip made of chopped red onion, tomatoes, parsley and feta cheese with olive oil.

The new Maille Dijon Mayonnaise, introduced by the famed French mustard company, is actually marketed as a "dipping sauce" but seems made to be slathered on a baguette.

Then you dip it into the ink – which is actually a sauce – and then you pop it into your mouth.

Europe is now falling into a double dip recession, where the economy of the European Union is actually shrinking.

Secondly, the dip is an artifact of the data, this is actually the utilisation on its way up which is demonstrated by the higher use again in May 2007.