Sentence examples for make it dip from inspiring English sources

Try to hit the ball on the valve to make it dip a little bit.

Hit the ball squarely and hit it about 2 feet (0.6 m) off the ground and make it dip right before it reaches the goal.

The Argentine imposed his will on the ball to make it rise, dip and drop into the far corner of the net.

This will make it easier to dip and remove the markers from the water at once.

After shaping Oreo mixture it is best to freeze them for about 3 hours or until frozen, this will make it easier to dip in the chocolate and will also give a rounder, cleaner appearance.

When cutting gummy candies, you can make it easier by dipping the knife into hot water to prevent it from getting too sticky.

Newsweek, May 3rdLet them eat cake (1)"Of course you would try to avoid things like lobster and shrimp, you would just find different ways to make it work: a dip rather than a lobster tail, cheese crudités and fruits.

If you want to make it into a dip, mash it with a fork, instead of plating it, and drizzle some more pomegranate molasses on top when you serve.

"Bless, she's doing her best," their looks said, then they tweaked my handiwork to make it worthy of being dipped three times in indigo, then in boiling water to remove the wax.

In the March Budget, Mr Osborne's standout announcement was a plan to make it easier for people to dip into their pension pots when they want, ending the requirement to buy an annuity.

Doing so will make it easier for you to dip the chicken cutlets into the mixture later.