The action seemed to dip after that though.
She paused, and her serene face seemed to dip into shadow.
When high-speed trading was new, trading costs for all investors seemed to dip, but that trend has stopped, suggesting a point of diminished returns.
The writer is self-consciously at work, constantly drawing attention to the narration, yet the narration seems to dip easily into a universal knapsack, to flourish its bony, wise truths.
There was the moment when the assistant referee Nigel Owens called for a review of the moment when Owen Farrell seemed to dip his shoulder into Bernard Foley as they ran towards the landing of a high kick.
Shapiro was massively famous in the 1940s and '50s, in the manner of Robert Lowell or Allen Ginsberg in the '60s and '70s, though his fame seemed to dip after "The Bourgeois Poet".
For those of you not yet riveted by the Republican race, Mr. Paul, the dark-horse libertarian with equally dusky brows, was a victim of hot lights, faulty adhesive or merely a devilish optical illusion when his right eyebrow seemed to dip toward the stage at Dartmouth College.
MOSCOW — Three weeks ago, when this city was bracing for the first in a series of large antigovernment protests, some commentators seemed to dip into the well of Russian history, when czars and crowds collided in a blur of sabers, poleaxes, cavalry charges and masses of commoners holding icons over their heads.
However, there is an important, although slight, difference in the two groups: The CHT seemed to dip only into the PCS, widely sparing the DAN metabolism.
He had been playing regular football for the Midlands side, but in the 2010 11 season, his form seemed to dip and in January 2011, Carson was briefly dropped to the bench for Welsh goalkeeper Boaz Myhill.
