Sentence examples for we could dip from inspiring English sources

In kayaks, we could dip into coves and inlets and circumnavigate small islands, exploring a seldom-seen side of Maine.

It also became more of a show because we were playing much longer sets and we could dip into every album.

If house-price rises level off, GDP growth could dip below 2% in 2007.

But the numbers are falling, and could dip below the 50% threshold.

Because the Nets will be viewed as relatively short-term tenants, attendance could dip further.

"Devoting a lot of time would be problematic, but you could dip in".

It felt like I had a well — I could dip into this emotional well and make music.

A reader could dip into this book anywhere, go for a walk, and come back later to be moved differently.

There is even a possibility, some analysts think, that the PAP's share of the vote could dip below 60%.

Prices could dip a little further, but none of the market watchers expect a retreat to the $20s.

Core consumer-price inflation (ie, excluding energy and food) fell to a 37-year low of 1.3% in the year to August, and it could dip lower next year.