dip into something

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

Many of us believe in you, and have dipped into our own resources.

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

"When I dipped into the future, far as human eye can see."

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

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

The bank dipped into its capital to make up the difference.

I take it off and again dip into the ocean.

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.

We dipped into two music spots on the south side of the street.

At last we dipped into the atmosphere of the earth.

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

I never saw one hand dip into the large wooden bowl.

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

You may just want to dip into the subject via books.

His right leg felt as if it was being dipped into fire with every step.

He dipped into another bow, this one even lower than the first.

Eddie had been dipping into them as she needed things.

Ever he seeks to dip into the future, Just like some pretty girl.

The ends of my long red hair dipped into the bowl.

Now that she was out of work, she'd have to dip into her savings.

He's got about an hour left before they'll dip into the red, he estimated.

We should dip into their files and make up a list.

The coming weeks offer a rare chance to dip into all of it.