Sentence examples for cold dripping from inspiring English sources

For three months, refugees lived here, fishing in the subterranean river and sleeping in the cold, dripping caverns.

I remember only one complaint: Itzhak Perlman with a bad cold, dripping with sweat and with no shirt on, backstage, "I'm suffering from Barenboim scheduling".

Unsworth cautioned them that flooding from northern Thailand's monsoon season can last into winter, raising the possibility that the kids and their guardians would be perched on the cold, dripping slope for five months.

The rain was cold, dripping down her blue poncho, but the newly elected city councilwoman's words sizzled.

Joe stood above him, watching him tread water, until Jack was forced to emerge, cold and dripping.

A dirty cooler full of dirty ice and dripping cold cans of overpriced soda, but when it's your last few dollars you're not on a budget.

You just need to look at a child with a cold - the dripping nose: they wipe their hand across their face and then touch something".

Dozens of artists took as their subjects absinthe drinkers and the ritual paraphernalia: a glass, slotted spoon, sugar cubes – sugar softened the bitter bite of cheaper brands – and fountains dripping cold water to dilute the liquor.

Make sure that it is cold but not dripping wet.

Sit out with Coke!… the cold crisp taste that deeply satisfies!", a 1967 one for 7-Up merely shows an ice-cold bottle top dripping with condensation and the tagline, "Wet and Wild".

When the weather was cold we noticed moisture dripping down from the nails the roofer used - these stick down about 3/4-inch on the inside.