Sentence examples for nothing dipped from inspiring English sources

Women, wearing cunning coverups that manage to cover up nothing, dipped their manicured feet into the sand.

Right now, I'm doing nothing more than dipping my toe in the water... measuring interest.

Fresh, never frozen since 69 Trying to cop that mixtape, better get in line Grabbed a couple wings now you're trying to fly But nothing gets 'em dipping like a Frosty and fry 😘 https://t.co/lv62Mqr2f7.

Suddenly, at about 8 P.M., she felt a pain like nothing she'd ever experienced — like being "dipped in hot burning oil and your body is in flames".

(Business Insider have since crunched the numbers and found that while sales have dipped a little, there's nothing to suggest mayonnaise is "dead").

Scurrilous health food claims are nothing new, but Gollner unearths an attempt to sell condoms dipped in pomegranate juice as an H.I.V. preventative.

But growing powers have done nothing to reverse the unbroken trend of falling turnout, which has dipped at every election since direct elections were instituted 1979.

There's nothing nicer than a tender piece of roasted chicken on the bone dipped in a green garlic aioli.

There's nothing new about candidates dipping into friendly states to pick up campaign funds.

Stepanek, with nothing to lose and glory to behold, had fought admirably, but his concentration dipped in the 11th game, a double fault handing Murray two break points.

She said nothing, but guided by whatever muse directs the mysterious motions of the midteen, she dipped her right paddle into the water, then her left.