Sentence examples for will have dipped from inspiring English sources

Although the number of cinemas playing Jurassic World has barely changed, the screen count and showtime count will have dipped significantly, as multiplexes switched their focus to Minions.

Many on the left, according to this line of argument, will have "dipped their toes" in the sea of Euroscepticism and found conditions more amenable than they expected.

"It's only six years from the first professional club in Scotland reaching 150 years and I want to be on that journey - I probably won't be, because we'll have dips and they'll bring in a new manager.

Suggestions that numbers have dipped again will not have pleased Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, who will be hosting the summit and who has been keen to portray himself as a rugged protector of the animals.

You'll have done well to have dipped your toes in the cesspool of the internet this morning and not have tripped over the strange account of two octogenarians found in fabric at 5AM this Sunday just gone.

True, earnings aren't expected to be startling: Analysts are predicting Dell will report that second-quarter earnings have dipped 4.4% from the year-ago quarter.

They will also take home a Hanukkah poster and the candles they have dipped.

Attendance would not have dipped.

Only he will know if his own form has dipped so far that he can't get it back but you really don't want a great of the game to get a tap on the shoulder from the selectors to say it's time to go.

We will soon see evidence of whether bank power has dipped.

Well will you look at that — a base-level netbook has dipped below the $200 mark.