Sentence examples for use to dip from inspiring English sources
Make the mixture you will use to dip your tomatoes in.
But it irritated me enough, and I used to dip in and out of it.
Did the BBC not used to dip its toes in the French Open, cover a bit of golf and so on?
He grew so despairing, he said, that he considered committing suicide by ingesting chemicals used to dip cows and inoculate them against disease.
At the New York Botanical Garden, holiday season attendance used to dip below 20,000, said John E. Rorer, the garden's executive vice president and chief operating officer.
Which reminds me of that forgotten autumnal starter of deep-fried mushrooms in crisp breadcrumbs, the sort you used to dip into garlic mayonnaise before we discovered the far more flattering salsa verde.
I can also say: 'There've been loads of times where you've felt worse than this and you've swum well.' I've been working on my mind because my motivation in training used to dip and I'd say: 'This is boring.' Now I think: 'Right, I've just got to get it done.
I was hanging out with a model ages ago, and she used to dip cotton wool balls in diet Pepsi and that would be her meal for the day.
In the early 1980s, my own house (now ripening its 75th passive-solar banana crop high in the Rockies despite outdoor temperatures that used to dip below –40˚) showed how superinsulation and superwindows add less construction cost than they subtract by eliminating the heating system, so net construction cost falls slightly (and fuel cost vanishes).
This will be used to dip your hands in before handling the dough.
They used to dip the bodies, but now only the head and the hands are wax, and the bodies are made of fiberglass". The wax heads are cast from plaster molds, then sculpted and painted and set with glass eyes.
