Sentence examples for when I dip from inspiring English sources

I confess I sometimes don't know whether to be happy or depressed when I dip into Sims world.

I'm not sure how my grandparents would feel about being immortalised through tinned salmon, fruit cocktail and gaudy Battenburg, but when I dip into their memories, these are the things that emerge.

Just inside the post office door are two tables that hold about 70 different stamps, each with a different Christmas-themed design (one bears a menorah and says Happy Hanukkah; when I dip it in green ink and take it for a test drive, the design has the crisp, bold edges of disuse).

Then, when I dipped a spoon into the graceful glass, there was the icy freshness of fruit.

I felt I was skiing into an abyss, until halfway down when I dipped below cloud level and could see endless, silky snow.

It is like the look she gave me on her birthday, when I dipped into savings jar to buy her salted shrimps.

They regarded my approach with the same judgmental expressions as those at Healesville, but when I dipped my hand into a bag of food, a few of them grew more alert.

When I dipped into the strips again on occasion — they're now available on The Times's Web site and Slate, in addition to being syndicated in some 1,400 newspapers worldwide — their aim was still true, but it was like entering a Trollope novel in midstream.

The pool was illuminated and, when I dipped my hand in, pleasantly warm.

Cheap luxury is undeniably a draw, and when I first dip into a therapeutic spring I usually get giddy, like someone who has found himself and his backpack richly upgraded from a single room into a suite.

My bewilderment continued when I started dipping into Brook's somewhat Delphic writings about theatre.