Sentence examples for bit of dribble from inspiring English sources

So when a little birdie told us that they'd had a go at reworking the new single by critically acclaimed London collective Jungle, a bit of dribble fell down our chins.

There's a bit of foamy dribble on my bottom lip and, of course, an attempted but failing "sex smile" that makes me seem baby-like giddy for an enormous bowl of creamy wet pablum or a diapering.

And the award for the most long winded piece of dribble goes to AppleInsider!

"He was a bit of a dribbling mess," said Deborah.

In Sally's eyes, Tim is an irresistible bit of rough, dribbling with lusty physicality.

But there are still some kinks to be worked out: Even though we diligently followed the illustrated instructions, we didn't achieve a complete seal something revealed when my husband pulled out and noticed a small bit of semen dribbling down his shaft.

That has left analysts piecing together bits of information dribbling out of Japan about certain parts or suppliers.

A team dressed in black and white will take the court Sunday morning at Barclays Center, making a small bit of history with every dribble.

But if you use a stick blender, it will trace within 10 min. To test for trace, dip a spatula or spoon into the mix and dribble a bit of it back into the pot.

Rather than providing a detailed explanation, supported by documentation, of Romney's residual ties to the firm between 1999 and today, Bain has grudgingly dribbled out a bit of information here and there, adding to the suspicion that he is trying to hide something.

"I saw my real estate agents dribble out a little bit of advertising for two years," he said.