Sentence examples for it's dipped from inspiring English sources
Since Greenspan's rumblings, it's dipped below $400.
"The system sensed that it's dipped below its state of charge and is trying to recover quickly," Mr. Posawatz said.
But the stock went nowhere on its first day, and now it's dipped below that initial pricing, effectively meaning the IPO was the equivalent of a down round — and the company has a whole different set of standard to which it'll be held accountable.
In an odd way, Kieron Smith, Boy resembles Finnegans Wake: a literary endeavour whose achievement seems great when it's dipped into at random, but which proves intolerably wearisome when tackled at length.
If you go back to 1999, it's a pretty flat line, it's dipped a bit below two million but it's in that area," says the 51-year-old, determinedly holding his ground and pointing out that commercial station Classic FM "has dropped to a much greater degree over the last three or four years".
Soaking really good but stale bread overnight in milk reduces it to an almost ethereal softness, so that then, after it's dipped in batter and fried in a light olive oil, the crumb almost vanishes and turns to a creamy softness.
The small bar opened at the beginning of the 2014 fringe thanks to Renew Adelaide and this year is the first it's dipping its toes into fringe programming.
Whether it's dipping into Facebook or ploughing through an email deluge in an inefficient way - every workplace has its procrastination pitfalls.
"As my football has shown in the last couple of years, it's dipping and at the age I'm at I can't afford it to dip.
It was dipped to its equator so that the vortex vein stumps were submerged while all surgical incisions were 'high and dry'.
