Sentence examples for who dipped from inspiring English sources

For those few viewers who dipped in, the spectacle was not unamusing.

Those classes were blank," said O'Neill, who dipped into the ranks of junior college players and transfers to fill out the roster.

"House of Wax," in which Vincent Price played the crazed owner of a wax museum who dipped his murder victims, was by far his most prominent film.

That was certainly the experience of entrepreneur Steve Pannett, who dipped his toes in the London graduate market before deciding it wasn't for him.

MARJA, Afghanistan — The first voter here was Muhammad Akbar, 22, who dipped his finger in the indelible purple ink, collected his ballot and had just stepped into the cardboard box that served as a voting booth when gunfire broke out.

In Iraq we had a sergeant who dipped Copenhagen while gunning on his tank and who kept an exact count of how many men he believed he had killed in battle.

It will reward the reader who dips in and out.

But how many of those who dip a toe will return for a regular plunge?

"The stuff lasts forever," said Mr. Stephens, who dips his in salsa.

"We have a group of people who dip in and out.

But as the miserable Lucy, who dips freely into Mom's medicines, Ms. Bacon cuts loose to delightful effect.