Sentence examples for suddenly dips from inspiring English sources

All plants suffer most when the temperature suddenly dips, or rises for that matter.

Clearly someone within Britney's organisation felt the same way: the volume on the track suddenly dips to preserve her modesty.

What starts out as a high-gloss sudsfest suddenly dips into a shrill, moralistic exploration of date rape, then plunges into violent melodrama.

When Dwight is hovering uselessly in Michael's office as Michael tries to deal with the sudden death of his predecessor, who was decapitated in a car accident, Creed (Creed Bratton) suddenly dips in his random oar.

In nervous anticipation, Bank of America's share price suddenly dipped when he spoke.

In 2010, three years into his headship, the school's proportion of pupils achieving five A*-C grade GCSEs including English and maths suddenly dipped from 60%to55%5%.

It is the way we felt as a child when the L. I. trains suddenly dipped into their tunnel under the East River on their way to Penn.

The Eastern Lowlands resemble the long train of a bridal gown suddenly dipping from the narrow band of the Eastern Highlands and gently rolling for hundreds of miles to the Somalian border.

At one point, rolling across a plateau of lush grassland near Loretto, the road suddenly dipped and, at the bottom of a hill, completely unexpected, a sign said: "You have just found the home of Maker's Mark".

A Scott Morrison cross from the left appeared to be off target until the ball was suddenly dipping and threatening to drop under the crossbar, forcing Lukasz Zaluska to leap quickly and push it over.

Like "Australian table manners" or "humorous tea-time email" or "people who use the word 'oxymoron' and who aren't also just a little bit irritating and likely to suddenly dip into the appropriate foreign accent while pronouncing foreign words, as in 'I think I'll have the broos-cetta'".