Sentence examples for ready to dip from inspiring English sources

American officialdom picked this up, exploring whether Iran was ready to dip a toe into formal negotiation.

After souvenir hunting, you'll be ready to dip your specculoos (ginger shortcrust biscuits) into a coffee at Barista, an organic bakery and café on the edge of the Friday Market.... a walk by the water.

Mr. Rodriguez, who runs a restaurant and a beverage distribution business at the market, is ready to dip into his inventory and throw a bash to celebrate their good fortune.

Where can young television viewers go after they have turned the corner on Sesame Street and stopped looking for Pokemon badges in Miridian City but still aren't ready to dip their toes into Dawson's Creek?

For investors ready to dip a toe back into Japan, an offshore fund with experienced managers, reasonable expenses and a proven record of success in picking Japanese stocks is probably the best way.

When they turn golden, your "Cricket McBuggets" are ready to dip in your favorite sauce.

[C5.] Online Retailers Look Overseas Online businesses that are ready again to dip their toes into foreign waters, as sales growth in the American Internet market begins to slow, and companies get past their growing pains in the domestic market.

Another way to tell if meringue is ready is to dip a spoon in the mixture and hold it upside down; if it slips off the spoon, keep beating.

Mildly spicy Buffalo wings arrived in a generous portion, the meaty chicken pieces ready to be dipped into a classic blue cheese dressing.

A few appetizers would have suited a crowd having a round or two of Margaritas: Spinach and artichoke dip came with a platter crammed with toasted slices of good Tuscan bread; and a dozen messy-but-meaty Buffalo wings were spicy-hot, all ready to be dipped into cooling blue cheese dressing.

John Boehner is ready to double-dip from the links.