Sentence examples for would be dipping from inspiring English sources

The big news before Wednesday night's Country Music Association Awards show, in Nashville, was that Justin Timberlake, a son of Memphis, would be dipping a toe into country music, in a live duet with the Kentucky-born singer and songwriter Chris Stapleton.

Paolo Gentiloni, Italy's new prime minister, announced in the early hours of Friday that his cabinet had agreed to the rescue and would be dipping into a €20bn fund that had already been approved by the parliament earlier this week in the event that MPS needed to be saved.

After all, the company would be dipping into its coffers to push new products, upgrade to staple products such as Painter, Infini-D and Poser.

During IFA, Daewoo, maker of all things cheap and imported, announced it would be dipping its feet into the waters of the Blu-ray market with its first player, the DBP-1000.

Whatever fudge resulted would never be her terrible idea; it would be dipping everyone else's hands in the blood.

Defense Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan said the new special forces units would be dipping its toes into surveillance and intelligence-collection roles.

The day before, Rabbi Shemtov had overseen the sealing of flatware, utensils and the brazier, where they would be dipped tonight.

A number of interviewees recalled the practice of simulating the orange colour of Novidiumf with the soft drink Fanta, whilst others described a process in which the caps worn by Hausa men ('dara') would be dipped in water to extract their dye, again to manufacture fake products of the appropriate colour.

Another coastal batik called tiga negeri (batik of three lands) is attributed to three regions: Lasem, Pekalongan, and Solo, where the batik would be dipped in red, blue, and sogan dyes respectively.

I didn't mention that I'd be dipping into a supply of leftover embryos to do so or that I hadn't been able to conceive naturally, even during the prime of my reproductive years as Vendana had, 20 years before.

If I had to choose just one food group to eat for the rest of my life, it would be dip.