Sentence examples for drips to from inspiring English sources

Stalagmites form when water trickles through crevices in a cave's ceiling and drips to the floor.

The gunk drips to their shoulders and splashes on their faces, working its way into pores and psyches.

Fog drip, water that drips to the ground from trees and other objects wetted by drifting fog droplets.

Hospices don't put up drips to keep people alive, but they don't give out death-dealing injections either.

And a small 1951 painting on board explodes the technique, resulting in three isolated, bloblike drips, to which Pollock added gnarly clusters of pebbles.

In early times, that meant standing next to a window in the evesdrope, the place where water from the eaves drips, to overhear conversations.

"Hospice"= morphine drip" to many people.

Ms. Chisholm waited patiently for the antibiotic drip to finish.

Gravy fell on billing forms and dripped to the floor.

The way things work in D.C. is that there's a drip, drip, drip to these stories.

She turned off the Pitocin drip, to reduce the strength of the contractions.