Sentence examples for might be dipping from inspiring English sources
A few months ago, reports had emerged to the effect that Valve might be dipping a toe into hardware, with talk of a "Steam Box" (see "Is Valve Making a Console?").
It's a record most likely very few DJs would be caught without, safe in the knowledge that wherever the night is going, however low it might be dipping, if they pull Mr Flagio out of his dog-eared sleeve and rest him on the table, the hairs on the back of the room's collective neck will stand on end.
BY THE time it is over, more than half a billion chickens will have given their lives so that their wings might be dipped in barbecue sauce.
While other carriers might finally be dipping their toes in the Android water this month, T-Mobile has been in this game for a long time.
Novices might prefer to dabble in a variety of performances, and there are several places in which their fingers might profitably be dipped.
A tale of half-buried loves and jealousies that are exhumed when a hometown beauty returns to Harrison in 1965 after a long absence, "The Old Friends" suggests that Foote might have been dipping into the best-selling fiction of his contemporary Harold Robbins.
Yet as these lines get increasingly swizzled, there are always these moments – like, say, doing a film for Wonga that premieres in the West End – where even Gary Tarn (he "just missed out on a BAFTA") might agree that you're dipping into weird uncharted territory, and perhaps society actually isn't all that far off from its David Foster Yearace-prOfhesied Year Of The Depend Adult Undergarment.
Dialogue so smooth it might have been dipped in honey was undercut by a facile storyline about a squad of Jewish American troopers taking out comedy Nazis and performances straight out of the Carry On guide to acting from the likes of Brad Pitt and Eli Roth.
By exploring how controlling immune cells might help kill cancer, Mitragotri is dipping his toes into the burgeoning immuno-oncology movement, which reasons that modifying a patient's immune system (which is already designed to hunt down and kill malfunctioning cells) so it can overcome cancer's evasive tactics is better than trying to design a novel drug for every kind of known cancer.
House prices are dipping.
