Sentence examples for must dip from inspiring English sources

Journalists must dip their hands in dirty stuff.

Yael must dip her scalpel in poison when she operates, thus ensuring the prime minister's death.

In many cities, the temperature must dip below –15 degrees Fahrenheit or so before officials will consider closing schools.

This is the landscape that has so many economists convinced that consumer spending must dip, putting the squeeze on the economy for several years.

It's possible that this is a triumph of rationality, since there's no law that stocks must dip below their past price-to-earnings patterns before things get better.

At any age, you need a tremendous amount of confidence to share your music with the world, and these young artists must dip their toes into crowded waters.

When she renders the final judgment — "Serge, we can't live with your design" — she pauses and enunciates as if she were a governess telling her young charge that he mustn't dip into his trifle until he finishes his peas.

For this, you must use dipping etiquette and go against "double dipping" if sharing with someone else.

The court decision came on the heels of another ruling that eliminated federal money for a program for pregnant immigrants, and the state must decide whether to dip into its Medicaid till for that group as well.

As well as "back end" earnings from that pot – which must also be dipped into by the voracious Mr Weinstein – they are entitled to use their modish status to secure significant paydays.

The Guardian explained to the British that no disrespect was intended: "It is in fact an inflexible usage, amounting almost to a superstition, with the Americans that the Stars and Stripes must never be dipped under any circumstances … as improper as for a man to keep his hat on in church".