Sentence examples for waiting for dips from inspiring English sources
Evidence that growth was continuing, despite political discord in Washington, has kept stocks on an upward trajectory since then, leaving investors waiting for dips to add to their holdings.
The rocky planet was discovered using the Kepler Space Telescope, which until its recent crippling would stare at a single patch of the heavens, waiting for dips in starlight that meant a planet was crossing in front of its star.
The day after a stock ranks among top performers, two-thirds of all trades by individual investors are buys (institutions, by contrast, tend to wait for dips in prices and trading volume).
Before it was hobbled last year by a broken gyroscope that robbed it of its ability to focus on a point in space, the Kepler telescope stared at a patch of roughly 150,000 stars and waited for dips in the starlight as planets passed in front.
The spacecraft did so by staring at roughly 150,000 stars in a celestial patch representing 1/400th of the sky, waiting for tiny dips in starlight that would signal a planet was passing by, blocking a little bit of light.
Shari Schwartsman Eberts, an analyst for J. P. Morgan Securities, recommends waiting for a dip.
A film adaptation of Wicked has been in talks since 2004 though producers have been waiting for a dip in the stage musical's earnings.
The newest arrivals are just a few days old: "I keep waiting for the hormonal dip," she says.
That sounds like more fun than hanging around the onion dip waiting for kickoff.
One piece of advice - only swim in the fresh water inland lakes, as there are tiger sharks in the sea which wait in the shallows waiting for a tourist to dip in their big toe.
