Sentence examples for be dripping from inspiring English sources
noun
Solid animal fat, traditionally collected from dripping off roasting meat.
Don't dry your hair too much - you still need it to be wet for scrunching, you just don't want it to be dripping, as the styling products will drip out also.
Certainly Orwell seems to be dripping with disdain here.
A good well, the sample bag will be dripping oil".
Look for the Cowboys' offense to be dripping with creativity.
The tabloid's masthead appears to be dripping in blood.
And apply two or three thin coats: the brush should never be dripping with paint.
Another figure, rendered entirely in subtle washes of blue and gray, appears to be dripping like an ice sculpture.
The clumps were so alive, they appeared to be dripping, like succulent meat turning on a spit.
There are 700 feet of ice above you, and it all seems to be dripping down your neck.
A certain bias seemed to be dripping from the headline of the article that first broke this story".
"The sweat from my hands would soak through the paper so it would be dripping wet," Ms. Hayles recalled.
