Sentence examples for own dip from inspiring English sources

"They recommend reviving the ancient custom of eating extensive appetizers, each with its own dip," she said.

While Edmund had his own dip at the end of the summer, the world No 99 hit form at just the right time last week, when he won a clay-court Challenger title in Buenos Aires, beating two highly experienced campaigners in Horacio Zeballos and Carlos Berlocq.

Funny Or Die has taken its own dip into the tangential "Star Wars" universe with the heartwarming story of Ian, a stormtrooper who's lost a part of himself.

If you can manage to pluck a couple of pieces of meat and vegetables out of the broth to eat on their own, dip them into the "tiger sauce," a sweet and spicy tamarind condiment with plenty of heat.

NBC struggled with ratings in the year that Curry, a former news reader for the program, occupied the host's chair, facing increased pressure from archrival "Good Morning America" (though the early days of Curry's replacement, Savannah Guthrie, have brought their own dip).

This year alone they've re-issued material by the likes of Spanish new age practitioner Suso Sáiz, forgotten Birmingham-based avant-dreampop group the System, and Japan's very own Dip in the Pool who's "On Retinae" is a strong contender for best record ever.

This time he is on his own, dipping into many styles.

Jody Oberfelder has recreated those images, using a medium that is known for its own dips, twirls, leaps and flights of fancy: dance.

Each equine variant had its own dipping sauce: sesame oil and sea salt for the liver, a muddle of spicy miso and garlic for the sashimi.

And I need to retry Mr. Singh's firm almond soufflé, the not-too-sweet mango ice cream and the quartet of hot fried dumplings that come with their own dipping sauce kept warm over a little burner pot.

Combine this with a green papaya salad and their daughter's own dipping sauce and you have a true Thai street-food experience leaving you searching for their kitchen the next day.