Sentence examples for when it dipped from inspiring English sources

"When it dipped I sold fewer cards.

But when it dipped and Charlton realised he was going to have to kick it he felt frozen.

When it dipped in 1998, he invested again and continued to press management to shed the food unit.

He watched the stock for two months, and bought significantly when it dipped one day to around a split-adjusted $30 per share in 2010.

Since then it has remained a solid hit, holding in the top 3 every week except for one when it dipped to No. 5.

Since 1995, the number of claims alleging police misconduct or mistakes has risen each year except one, 1998, when it dipped by 8percentt.

It's a superb piece of writing but when it dips below its best, you faintly feel that the characters have swallowed the now celebrated article on "agnosia" by Oliver Sacks.

I always wonder when inspiration from other cultures is appropriate and when it dips into appropriation.

The cells power the propellers and store up energy in the batteries so that it can run at night, when it dips from about 8,500 metres to an altitude nearer 1,500.

This metric, known as the PEG ratio, signals a relative bargain when it dips under 1.0.

Dr. Weintraub says people should exercise caution when the temperature drops below freezing, and particularly when it dips below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.