Sentence examples for still dips from inspiring English sources

For inspiration, he still dips into his African past.

At Jalozai, the temperature still dips in the evenings, and almost any gust is enough to lift the plastic walls off their moorings.

The "sweet spot" for snow here is between 20 and 30 degrees Fahrenheit, and right now, the temperature still dips low enough for all the evaporated moisture caused by global warming to turn into snow.

But the rate could still dip below 4 percent by the end of the year, he said.

You're at the net and the ball is still dipping a lot.

Heck, three years on and I'm still dipping in and out on a fairly regular basis.

Still, dip into this new wave and it's clear that this isn't a movement of Iceage soundalikes.

Even if firms charge clients more and close down capital-intensive businesses, among other steps, returns would still dip to 12-14%, barely covering their costs of capital.

Japanese equities recently sank to 19-year lows, but the five club members -- middle-aged workers and small-business owners -- are still dipping into the market.

Hair like frozen smoke; face made from old rhino hide; still dipping and dancing with his guitar, flicking out the simplicities.

–daveportivo Pretty much all of Woolf, whom I read voraciously during the late 90s and still dip into now and then for a quick dose of writerly inspiration.