Sentence examples for look dipped from inspiring English sources

A quick cut will mean that you always look dipped.

At a luncheon at The Four Seasons this week, Melissa Leo showed me how the layers of her red hair are growing out, with some ends looking dipped in platinum.

"It's likely that the new rules will take some time to pick up much momentum, and that there will only be a handful of pioneer-types at first who will look to dip their toes in the advertising waters," said Steven B. Nadel, a lawyer at Seward & Kissel.

He went on to explain: "Now is the time to look at dipping their toes into lifestyle, and they also have been testing these new-wave snorkel masks that are blowing out the door.

For a more dramatic look, try dipping 4 5 inches (10.2 12.7 cm) of your hair.

The camera takes the perspective of the baby looking up, dipping under the water, like a person on the ground looking up through the clouds at a machine in the sky.

If your face has too much shine and shimmer to it, you'll look like you dipped your head in grease.

There has been interest from a wide range of buyers, including Russian and French investors "looking to dip their toes" into the Swiss market, Mr. Koch de Gooreynd said.

The simple reason is that familiar as it is, it is the least daring statement for those looking to dip a toe into shoe-free waters.

BSkyB, under threat from UK rivals and US firms such as Netflix and Amazon, has targeted cheaper customers looking to "dip" into pay-TV with cheaper options it offers through its Now TV offering.

Or if you're just looking to dip a toe in the sea, bike over to Clarence S. Higgs Memorial Beach, a strip of sand in front of the genial beach bar restaurant Salute!