Sentence examples for supposed to dip from inspiring English sources

Also, the unseasonably cold temperatures are supposed to dip down as far as Kentucky this winter, the almanac says.

Ms. Rowe said that by custom, private schools were not supposed to dip into their waiting lists after the enrollment deadline had passed.

I realize I'm lucky to have savings to dip into, even while they're supposed to be adding up for retirement one day out there in a distant, peaceful, financially-secure future.

No word on where you're supposed to put those little cups of dip while driving.

Officials, scrambling for solutions, have considered dipping into funds that are supposed to be for Greece's troubled banks.

Their friends Scott and Catherine were supposed to come too, bringing a beet salad, matzoh balls with dipping sauce, wine paired to the beet salad, and a four-month-old baby.

The highest roughness is obtained when the slides are dipped into the highest concentration solutions, which was supposed to produce the lowest roughness.

When Yung Lean and his sad crew exited the stage, most people just dipped the fuck out, because really, how is it supposed to get any better?

And it's getting cold; temperatures dipped into the low forties overnight, and they're not supposed to top the low fifties today.

He spent even more money, dipping into the weekly cash tribute he said he was supposed to pay Mr. Datello as a member of his crew.

The money was supposed to be kept in a fund that would last the duration of the lease, but budget shortfalls forced Daley to dip into it in order to keep from raising revenues.