Sentence examples for well dipped from inspiring English sources

She knew the paw well, dipped in white fur, claws that alternated black, ivory, black, ivory.

James Takane, who was 11 when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor 60 years ago and remembers it well, dipped into the multiplex in Waikiki to check out the Hollywood version.

The landline portion of Verizon's business, which includes its business and FiOS offerings, did not fare as well, dipping 1.3 percent, to $10.15 billion.

That is understandable; as the gains accrue to the students themselves over a long period of time, school systems can't very well dip into them in order to boost teacher compensation today.

"As a fund, we believe in this space, and we thought we might as well dip our toes into the water and test it out".

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Di María's United career started well but dipped quickly and he started only one of the final 10 games of last season, while his family were unsettled by an attempted burglary at their Cheshire home in February.

He uses a Belgian chocolate, Callebaut, as a base for coconut clusters and raisin clusters as well as dipped fruit and giant molded cornucopias, but only 25 to 50percentt of his line is homemade.

To raise the capital they'd need, they began unloading shares in European and Asian REITs that had held up relatively well and dipped into the half-billion dollars Cohen & Steers usually used to cover investor redemptions.

Dip the aubergine pieces into the fine cornmeal and coat well, then dip into the coarse cornmeal.

"For SMEs sending people to the Far East is expensive, so you'd do well to dip your toes closer to home first," said Mitchell.