Sentence examples for which dipped to from inspiring English sources

His payroll, which dipped to single digits, now lists 32 employees.

Some places have been colder than ever, like Melbourne, Fla., which dipped to 28 degrees last Thursday, a record low.

Support for Mr. Putin, which dipped to record lows in the aftermath of contested parliamentary elections in December, has steadily increased over the past two months.

The $8,000 tax credit expired early this year, affecting existing-home sales, which dipped to 3.84 million in July, the lowest level in 14 years.

"That's how it's going all around America," he said, ignoring the steady reduction in the national jobless rate, which dipped to 7.8 percent last month.

Mr. Thompson also cited the June Purchasing Managers Indexx report from the Institute for Supply Management, which dipped to a reading of 49.7 — the first time it was below 50 since July 2009.

It is a left-lateral fault, which dips to the south, and possesses a small dip-slip component of motion that we interpret to result from extension.

Rounding out the area is Ariana Grande's "God is a Woman," which dips to No. 10.

The state's lowest point is on the Little River near its far southeastern boundary near the town of Idabel, OK, which dips to 289 feet (88 m) above sea level.

Foxtons has been lifted by the recovery in the London housing market over the past three years, doubling its pre-tax profits in 2010 to £35.4m, which dipped slightly to £32m in 2012, according to filings at Companies House.

The most actively traded is sue was AIM Companies which dipped ⅜ to 1⅝ on 160,000 shares.