Sentence examples for something of a dip from inspiring English sources
Problem was, Scotland's form had taken something of a dip.
In the 60s and 70s, wedding formality took something of a dip.
Immelman's form took something of a dip after his Masters success, with the 28-year-old South African admitting he took time to understand and deal with what he achieved; but this morning he claimed golf is again his No1 priority, and he has proved before he can handle the world's toughest courses.
Compton is something of a dip evangelical and abhors cigarettes.
There are certain occasions in a theatregoing life — in life in general — when you want something comforting, a dip in a warm bath filled with the aromatic oil of sentiment.
Before your purchase your tank, make sure that it has something called a dip tube, which is also sold separately.
The second half of the album dips gently into something of a mush.
The retail sector had something of a silver lining, as sales in the industry dipped only slightly, easing 0.1%, indicating that consumer spending could be stabilizing.
"We have just gone through a bit of a dip.
"He had a bit of a dip physically recently.
After weeks of gloomy national news fanning fears of a double dip in the market, New York City's largest brokerage firms are reporting something of a rebound and, with a sense of relief, even a possible state of stability.
