Sentence examples for there to dip from inspiring English sources

And although I am in mourning that there will be no new work, the books are still there – to dip into and reread when I feel like reconnecting with these old friends.

There are pastries to dip in molten chocolate for dessert.

This time there are springs to dip in, under a canopy of palms.

There's no need to dip a toe if you log on to Rutgers University's Coastal Ocean Observation Laboratory (COOL) Web site, www.thecoolroom.org.org

April Fools' Day may have been two weeks ago, but there's no need to dip into the realms of fantasy tomfoolery to find Hollywood mashup movie ideas just as preposterous as Batman v Bananaman.

The EFF, however, says that because the NSA has essentially admitted much of what the case alleges, there's no need to dip into those classified records.

While Mr. Bush has not detailed any cuts, his spokesman said, there would be no need to dip into the Social Security surplus if Congress stuck to the budget that Mr. Bush sent it.

For something to dip into, there are two excellent volumes of short stories from younger German writers: Ingo Schulze's 33 Moments of Happiness (Picador) is a spryly surreal take on contemporary St Petersburg, while Judith Hermann's The Summer House, Later (Flamingo), mostly set in Berlin, achieves a serene kind of melancholy without ever subsiding into wishy-washy lyricism.

But there are those who want to dip their toes in film.

The format invites you to dip in here and there, skip over the boring parts.

There are benefits to dipping your toes into the entrepreneurial waters by experimenting with a few gigs on the side.