Sentence examples for had been filtering from inspiring English sources

Culture words like caupō 'merchant' (giving Old Norse kaupa 'buy') and vinum 'wine' (Old Norse vín) had been filtering into the North from the Roman Empire for a long time.

Although Islam took firm hold in the city only in the 13th century, when a local ruler converted, it had been filtering in on trade routes from the Mediterranean coast and the Middle East for centuries.

In the glow of friendships with the likes of Brad Pitt and Robert De Niro, speculation about his intrigues seemed to fade — until a pair of unlikely biographers decided to figure out why Israel had been filtering a large part of its military budget through Hollywood hands.

The word about Boudreau's insult had been filtering down to the Rangers' faithful, like Mike Lyons and his two sons, Billy and Danny, of Smithtown, Long Island, who were standing in line Wednesday, hoping to buy from the small supply of returned tickets.

I knew a girl at university who had been filtered out of ballet school.

The room was windowless and dark, aside from the light from the screen, which looked as if it had been filtered through seawater.

By the early 1970s most of the beer sold in British pubs was keg beer that had been filtered, pasteurised and artificially carbonated.

Iranians accessing a filtered website without using a VPN used to be confronted with a message notifying them that the site had been filtered for "criminal" content.

Something that at least had been filtered through crystals and infused with vibes?

If the HuffPost Pollster chart had been filtered to show the Democratic polls alone, Walker would have led by just under two points (49.8 to 47.9percentt).

And he realized he had been duped that the information given to him and others in the food industry had been "filtered" by those earning profits from GMOs.