Sentence examples for keep dipping from inspiring English sources

As a thank-you, Floridians are creating innovative ways to make the Brazilians happy and to encourage them to keep dipping into their wallets.

Her poppy songs keep dipping into bossa nova and its recent dance-floor hybrids, pondering life and fate with insouciant melodies.

Crime might keep dipping to historic lows, or it might start creeping up — but policing is far better than it used to be, thanks to innovations by Mayor David Dinkins and in particular Mr. Giuliani's police commissioner, William Bratton.

The latter is the case with "The Love Object," a new selection of Edna O'Brien's short stories spanning the whole of her career, which I plan to keep dipping in and out of over the next few weeks.

He still bristles at having unimaginatively been called "a very inky little boy" when forced to have an open ink pot on his desk and keep dipping a pen into it.

Writing in the New York Review of Books in 1985 about Hannah's frequent use of the word "nigger", James Wolcott concluded: "Barry Hannah is too gifted to keep dipping his straw into the same dirty water".

But we should keep dipping into Wikipedia – using it, both to find things and for the serendipity of learning about something new – because of all the links guiding you to your next stop: the (hopefully accurate) source materials that editors use to validate the (hopefully accurate) articles.

Keep dipping the artichokes in the lemon-water bath as you work to prevent them from browning.

That's an irony that could lead to some Blue State bitterness: They love to preach about fiscal responsibility and lower taxes, but they keep dipping their beak into the Federal trough.

Sorry to keep dipping into stand-up, but it's like when Eugene Mirman is talking about heaven and he goes "And you get your 80 virgins and--oh sorry, that's Islam.

Keep dipping the pad into the paint.