And the second dip would take us much further down than the first.

He turned to look at the dip in the ground.

She thought of that dip she'd taken into his mind.

With a dip of his head, he left the room and, soon after, the house.

Then they made the cover of a dip in the ground and got to their feet.

How did they know it was a Dip and not a dead end?

The audience space is a dip in a public park.

If so, could anyone take a dip, at any time?

After dinner, some people may want to take a dip.

They all got up and had their dip in the lake.

In the past this movement was called a floor dip.

That's what it looks like when you get through the Dip.

After that, a dip in the blue sea never seemed so good.

In 2012, we are going to get economic double dip.

They may be flat or have a small dip in the middle.

They were each up more than 3 percent for the week, despite a dip yesterday.

The dip could help the California housing market, an important part of the state's economy.

We talked with them until just before the sun set and then took a dip.

The prices are now about 10 percent higher than at this time last year, even after a dip in the second half of 1995.

No growth yet and maybe even another dip in the current quarter.

Oh and a dip in the dead sea would be a plus!

When I went for a dip, music suddenly filled the air.

This dip and dry process is done all day long.

Do you mean the double dip that started six months ago.

But immediately after his first win, he had a dip in performance.

"You can see how often we dip into our history around here."

Do you have to dip it in hot water or something?

The sun was beginning to dip over the sound when the answer came back.

He had to dip it five times in order to sign his name.

Her great eyes fell to rest and he could not dip his own from them.

She tried to dip her head even lower, but it was too late.

Your form must dip at some stage and May has been a bad month for me.

And I'm not going to dip into the kids' college fund.

I hope he will eventually dip back into that area.

Was it necessary to begin at the beginning or could he dip?

I dip into the oil and start on your left foot.

Then they all began to dip it out and to eat.

People should just dip into it and read the things they are interested in.

When blood comes, I dip her hand into the water to clean it.

The sun was beginning to dip down now and it would be dark within two hours.

At least he'd have had pockets to dip his hands into.

At the same time, it began to dip below the surface.

He started to dip a hand in his right pocket.

For an instant, she saw him dip his hands into her blood.

I have to dip into my own money to pay the office bills.

Second, in America people dip into continuous news services and use them when they want.

That number is expected to dip to 834,300 by 2000, then rise in 2005.

Then returning blood seemed to dip her hands in fire for a few minutes.

Since 1991, the state has had to dip into its reserves all but two years.

If the plan works, Clinton will dip into the trust fund.

I had no high school education, never mind a diploma.

She had a high school diploma and a way with kids.

He said his diploma was held up for years as a result.

A diploma has to mean something when they get out.

She was a young mother without a high school diploma.

Will the diploma take me up if I had them two?

Students take the university diploma after two years of study.

"You just got to mind your business and get a high school diploma."

She had three children by age 18 and without a high school diploma.

A diploma from a medical training school was on the wall.

"But no one in my family has a high school diploma, so I came here."

He received a diploma in 1989 after only two and a half years.

By the way, do you know whom the diploma always goes to?

The goal they had set for themselves was much higher than just a high school diploma.

"I want to get my high school diploma and find a good job," she said.

The music video was made with the help of Diploma students from all around the country.

And we are going to make sure our schools' diplomas mean something.

The question becomes whether each will find a way to get his high school diploma.

More than 50 percent of those who get high school diplomas here go on to college.

The diploma project comes as others are looking for ways to improve high schools.

The university's name on the diploma has greater value than what was learned.

About a third of the force's members do not have high school diplomas.

As of the 2005-2006 year, 45 students had been candidates for the diploma.

However, the individual point scores show how the points for the full diploma are made up.

She was the first person in her father's family to receive a diploma.