But he admits he enjoyed traveling the world and feeling invincible, until he started dipping into drugs himself.
In the years following their promotion to the Southern League, average attendances started to drop until they dipped below the 200 mark during the 1970s.
Until he suffered a dip in form and was then sidelined with fitness problems, Jones was regarded as the heir apparent to Terry.
When the Tippler, a cocktail bar under Chelsea Market, opened its doors in the fall of 2011 with a frozen drink on the menu (the bar calls them "lushies," while Battery Harris uses the term "frozies"), its cocktail creator, Tad Carducci of Tippling Brothers, expected they would stay until temperatures dipped, then be replaced with something more warming.
By 1974, 45% of adults were smokers and this continued to fall until it dipped under a quarter in 2001.
Her time of 12.54 seconds clocked in the 100m hurdles during the 2012 Olympic heptathlon competition stood as a British record until Tiffany Porter dipped under that mark in Marrakesh last September in a time of 12.51.
Each turn, I bent my inside leg a little more until finally I dipped into a deep lunge and, lo and behold, the skis turned by themselves, almost as if they were designed to work that way.
Perhaps that's because Sun has until now only dipped its big toe in Linux waters.
The buns toast until they are dipped in hot water, following the weenies into the maw of Major League Eaters, creating a whooshing swallowing system not dissimilar from the barrel roll and 144 foot drop rollercoaster that circles the casino.
When she renders the final judgment — "Serge, we can't live with your design" — she pauses and enunciates as if she were a governess telling her young charge that he mustn't dip into his trifle until he finishes his peas.
