Sentence examples for start to dip from inspiring English sources
The trend may slow, however, as production increases and commodity prices start to dip.
"Food and gas is when we need to start to dip into savings".
And if prices start to dip, one good reason to buy the expectation of capital gains will disappear, pushing prices even lower.Mr Greenspan says that any analogy between house prices and the stockmarket bubble is "a rather large stretch".
Most important of all, in many countries this house-price boom has been driven far more by investors than in the past, and if prices start to dip, they are more likely to sell than owner-occupiers.
Danny Drinkwater provoked much amusement among the British press corps last month, when he revealed the manager's technique of saying "dilly-ding, dilly-dong" to restore focus whenever energy levels start to dip during training.
Unless, like me, you live in Los Angeles, a place where seasons are subtle, rain and snow are practically alien concepts and it doesn't start to dip below 70F until after Halloween.
She wears a black dress whose wide neck starts to dip down over one shoulder.
Some are just starting to dip their toes in the water.
The weather is clear, and the sun is starting to dip toward the horizon.
Ms. Cho said the demand for locations has started to dip.
"CD sales started to dip and last year they really bottomed out for us.
