Sentences with dabbling
dab·ble
D d - There is an immense amount of dabbling in occultism going on to-day.
- His dabbling in drugs as an adolescent
- Much as others wish for a return, Rafter insists that his doubles dabbling isn't a comeback.
- As a full-time tertiary student he began dabbling in drugs.
- To dabble in literature.
- [ … ] a "home album" filled with lovable McCartneyesque hummings and dabblings about love and romance and the joys of quotidian existence, as far removed in conception and execution from his last recording project (side two of Abbey Road) as you could imagine.
- Coles has been dabbling in financial services since 1996, when it launched its first credit card.
- Playing in myriad bands as well as dabbling in comedy.
- There is also growing evidence of criminals with drug-trafficking backgrounds dabbling in the industry.
- About the identity of another overseas lender who came to the party in 1993 when Elliott was dabbling in a host of unusual ventures.