Sentence examples for worth dipping from inspiring English sources

The two smallest emirates are worth dipping into if you're set on collecting the pack.

Another sauce worth dipping a thumb into is the cocoa-coffee reduction that comes with the hunks of venison.

Too tiny to be worth dipping in dark chocolate, they do have some characteristics that gardeners welcome.

Celebration is the real story here, though, and it is worth dipping into just to marvel at the sheer effort that goes into the dancers' outfits.

· In case the government's much-anticipated energy review is published tomorrow (with Tony Blair to hand), it's worth dipping into submissions on the subject to the Cabinet Office's performance and innovation unit which undertook the review.

It has its up and downs, but any book that contains Pete Brown (or perhaps school of), Patrick Hamilton and George Orwell is always going to be worth dipping into.

Dolan's worth dipped to $500 million, Forbes said, missing the cut.

The result: 13 of the region's 22 billionaires saw their net worths dip and two fell off the list.

It is also worth noting that dipping reflective patches are often observed at the roots of the transparent tubes (Fig. 6).

It's worth reading, or dipping into, just for a flavor.

He spent less money on eating out, DVDs and electronics in order to keep that public net-worth figure from dipping.