Sentence examples for start dipping from inspiring English sources

6 Mix the sauce ingredients together, then start dipping.

But it may be wise to start dipping your toe into the water.

The case for Lexit grows ever stronger, and – at the very least – more of us need to start dipping our toes in the water.

Not only are there going to be fewer taxpayers, but Japan's savings rate is falling, as more pensioners start dipping into their nest eggs, shrinking the pool of money available for government bond purchases.

We had mussels to start, dipping into hearts of artichoke, button-mushrooms, salami and other sausages the while, followed by a sort of thick clam and tomato soup followed by spaghetti..."....

Prague lures far more visitors than Warsaw (which is much costlier) or Budapest.But growth has slowed and anecdotal evidence suggests that numbers, or at least takings, may now start dipping.

"He would rack up overdraft fees and started dipping into my savings," she said.

The sun started dipping, and Seán came out with four bottles of Stella.

My bewilderment continued when I started dipping into Brook's somewhat Delphic writings about theatre.

I started dipping into the account long before the anticipated arrival of a paycheck.

When the firm suffered a crisis of confidence in October 2011, it started dipping in the large pool of customer money to cover its needs.