Sentence examples for At the drip from inspiring English sources

"I look at this election selfishly," he said over coffee at the Drip cafe on Main Street.

We discuss how spectroscopic information can be extracted from such measurements, even at the drip line.

Truffles, with a nutritional value higher than any other vegetable, grow on the roots of trees like willow, poplar, hazelnut and oak, usually at the drip line of the outermost branches.

Stalactites (which hang from the ceilings of caves) often have a hollow core, with growth occurring around this central orifice, whereas stalagmites are solid and grow incrementally at the drip site.

With either method, putting the solid edge at the drip edge and cutting 6 inches off the length of first starter shingle prevents the slots between the tabs from lining up with the first regular course laid over the starter, thus not to expose the asphalt roofing paper through the slots of that bottom row.

None more so than this first-round tie at The Dripping Pan, one of those quaintly-named non-League grounds hoping to join the competition's roll of honour as one that, over the years, has hosted an upset.

Polly's Lewes-ing game Polly Toynbee makes an unlikely cheerleader for non-league football, so surprising to hear that The Guardian's serious-minded journalist was recently spotted at the Dripping Pan, the rickety ground belonging her local outfit Lewes FC.

There is no special glamour attached to the presence of so many creative folk on the terraces at the Dripping Pan but the "velvet revolution" that transferred control from a well-meaning but cash-poor ownership to a community benefit society is a template.

4. relates the heroic story of the survivor from Charybdis? 5. describes the criminal activities of Alex, Dim, Georgie and Pete? 6. describes a prize fight between the gamekeeper and the coxswain at the Dripping Pan? 7. considers the murder of an expat philanderer in East Africa?

NOT having expected much from the president's speech today on immigration reform, I don't have occasion to be disappointed, but still, here I am, drinking a cup of tea and staring forlornly at the drips of rain falling in Austin.

In the Premier League free-for-all that has treated us to Thaksin Shinawatra, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, and the Portsmouth scandal, extreme laissez-faire economics are the context to a shift lower down to co-operative ownership of the sort embraced by Marber and Lewes, who drew an attendance of 601 to a 2-1 victoverover Thurrock in the Blue Square South at the Dripping Pan in midweek.