Sentence examples similar to get dripping from inspiring English sources

Colin Firth reprises his smouldering act as Mr Darcy, although oddly it's Hugh who gets dripping wet this time, drunkenly falling out of the rowing boat he and Bridget have hired on a romantic weekend break.

"Grandma, Grandma, what is that paint you got dripping down your neck?" asks a four-year old.

You don't want to have to completely unwrap them, since you'll get drippings everywhere if you do so.

Also, you could get on the roof and start dripping fake blood onto the second piece of candy that they took.

Sergio Leone's incredibly stylish Western gets off to a slow start — dripping water, buzzing flies, lots of mumbling and shooting.

The banja is heated for three hours, creating temperatures which get you dripping with sweat within minutes.

Get your dripping hunk at the Rosebud Steakhouse (192 East Walton Street, +312 397 1000, rosebudrestaurants.com), winner of the city's most recent "Burger Off" competition.

("Got toothpaste dripping down the side of your sink?

"He's got history dripping out of him through his pores," Lockwood says.

And if they won't stop dripping, get the washer changed or get a plumber in.

If you have long hair, it's mightily annoying to have your towel spontaneously unwrap and let your dripping hair get everything wet.