Sentence examples for to dip going from inspiring English sources

After closing above $131 for the first time May 28 oil began to dip, going into a holding pattern around $127 before dropping to a $122.30 close Wednesday.

"It's going to dip again, and we're going to have the same conversation—I see this oftentimes in the medium.

Peterhigg was clearly having trouble keeping up: "Does anybody understand how these gurus work out what's going to dip or double dip or even cheese dip?

Ruth Spencer: Thanks Eric - was just going to dip into that territory myself.

"But we're going to dip them in Vitamin B1 powder and stick them in our own potting soil".

Apple TV is going to dip its toe in the water with original filmed content, according to Variety, following suit with Netflix, Amazon and more.

So to test the waters we're going to dip our toes in by posting this Zach Kanin double-trouble bit of funniness.

"The more they spend on personal expenses, the more they are going to dip into savings and the more they will borrow," she said.

In the teeth of that and this economy and 9/11, are we going to dip into the endowment to produce two Broadway shows?" The theater plans to return to two shows in the park next summer, finances permitting.

When it looks as though the number of girls in tutor groups is going to dip below eight, for example, boys-only tutor groups have been set up - with permission from parents.

And if you are going to dip into the deep end of the menu, strength will help.Causas were busy assemblages of ingredients on bland cups of whipped potato; I could never figure out what was supposed to be good about them.