Sentence examples for constantly leaking from inspiring English sources
Some of the charge is constantly leaking out of the neuron.
An alpha male says what he wants, does what he wants, wears what he wants, as long as those clothes are roomy enough in the trousers to accommodate his gargantuan gonads and don't dissolve in response to all the testosterone constantly leaking from his pores.
Future is constantly "leaking" into the present, and all of us have to take it into account in planning our lives and understanding the world around us.
The sources of the fresh water are being contaminated significantly due to agricultural and industrial effluents flowing into lakes, canals, and rivers which are constantly leaking into underground water.
Rove ran Perry's winning campaign while also constantly leaking information on the federal investigation to reporters.
She expended some of the fuel en route to Norway, and some was lost in the sinking, but she was constantly leaking oil.
Rigosi somewhat overdoes character quirks — one agent has a condition that leads him to constantly leak tears as he slices apart his victims — but an ever-expanding cast of creeps and criminals keeps the plot accelerating, and he describes the dripping of blood and the angle of a broken neck as lovingly as the preparation of a nice eggplant parmigiana.
The Afghan cabinet was similarly divided over talks with the Taliban and ministers constantly leaked sensitive meetings and documents to the press to undermine peace initiatives.
Small amounts of lysosomal enzymes constantly leak from lysosomes into extracellular space and then into the blood.
However, this has never been directly measured, as vesicles constantly leak glutamate, and therefore can not be purified with their full glutamate content.
Once blood sugar levels are back to normal the beta cells stop making insulin (except for little drips of insulin that constantly leak from the liver into the blood throughout the day) until sugar enters the blood stream again, perhaps after the next meal.
