Sentence examples for soon dip from inspiring English sources

When The Woman in Black opened with £3.15m, industry observers thought grosses would soon dip: the film had benefited from Harry Potter fans rushing to support Daniel Radcliffe.

Now, thanks to recession and Condit's military and space acquisitions, he expects they'll soon dip to less than 50%–and eventually stay there.

Now, as a result of recession and Condit's military and space acquisitions, they will soon dip, he expects, to less than 50%–and eventually stay there.

There, within minutes, we were waited on by the owner's strapping son, Rico Currarini, and soon dipped our forks into fettuccini with succulent mussels, netted from the waters of La Spezia, and tender trofie — the region's signature pasta, shaped like mini-torches, irresistibly slippery with pesto (a Ligurian invention, by the way).

Google hired only ninety-nine nemployeesees in the fourth quarter of 2008, fewer than it added in a week at the start of the year, bringing its full-time employment total at the end of 2008 to 20,222; this number soon dipped below twenty thousand.

Performances soon dipped, however, and doubts were raised not just about the quality of his signings, but also about Allardyce's style, with fans nonplussed by a strange lack of cohesion in the team and the manager's insistence on playing players such as Alan Smith in unaccustomed roles.

Although the form soon dipped and Watford struggled losing five consecutive home matches.

Both Dade Behring and KB Toys soon suffered dips in their business.

By cutting spending at a time of weak demand, they argue, he has extended Britain's double-dip (and soon perhaps triple-dip) recession.

Given that GE has a further 255 aircraft placed with Continental Airlines, Northwest Airlines and America West, it could soon have to dip its hand into its deep pockets again to fend off the effects of leases going bad as another of these operating airlines goes bust.

Once customers know that a firm's price list is a work of fiction and that it will resort to discounts as soon as sales dip, it will be a long haul to get them used to paying full price, let alone accepting increases.