dip into

verb

1. to draw (upon)

   he dipped into his savings

2. to read (passages) at random or cursorily in (a book, newspaper, etc)

Example Sentences

Just dipping into that world every so often and being reminded of how things actually are in a normal workplace.

From Los Angeles Times

The company, which boasts roughly 200 employees, has dipped into the consumer product and media brand space with Uninterrupted for athletes, and also provides consulting services through the Robot Co. agency.

From Los Angeles Times

Hinchcliffe said in response as he continued his speech that dipped into praise for Trump.

From Los Angeles Times

From there, he dipped into fragrances, alcohol and even set up a media company, becoming the host of multiple reality shows where he would discover new talent and make people stars.

From BBC

As well as having a growing black hole in their finances, councils were forced to dip into their reserves this year, drawing down more than £1bn in an effort to balance their books.

From BBC