Sentence examples for had been dripping from inspiring English sources

Ms Rothschild's father owns the opulent clifftop villa in Corfu where the Labour peer regularly holidays, most notoriously in 2008 when George Osborne, a fellow visitor, claimed that the then-Labour minister had been "dripping poison" about Gordon Brown.

Webber's Red Bull had been dripping oil for a couple of laps after picking up debris from Glock's crash, and on lap 40 he pulled out of the race.

Like installments in a serial novel, new revelations have been dripping out since March.

Goodness knows what intensity has been dripping off the walls in the Sunderland dressing room in the past few weeks.

It also left thousands asking if they have been cheated out of money that should have been dripping back into their national coffers.

As Julia L. Mickenberg and Philip Nel document in Tales for Little Rebels: A Collection of Radical Children's Literature (New York University, $32.95), Marxist principles have been dripping steadily into the minds of American youth for more than a century.

Fox News' Tucker Carlson's coverage has been dripping with racism.

His lips might as well have been dripping honey because they looked so sweet, so voluptuous, so.... tempting.

I've had a recurring dream for two decades now where I murder David Jason at my childhood home and bury him in a shallow grave by the fern that grows under the pipe that has been dripping since 1989.

I've had a recurring dream for two decades now where I murder  ​David J​ason at my childhood home and bury him in a shallow grave by the fern that grows under the pipe that has been dripping since 1989.

Then she asks how many days that wet washing has been in the machine and do I realise that the tap that has been dripping for a week will now be costing me more on the water meter than it would have cost to ring a plumber.