Sentence examples for has steeped from inspiring English sources

Adelman, who has steeped himself in early-19th-century England, talks about this.

Lately she has steeped herself in Emily Dickinson's poetry and Emerson's essays.

Ever since the World Cup match, Mr. Doctoroff has steeped himself in his magnificent obsession.

(Sir Tom has steeped himself in Chekhov, having adapted "The Seagull" for Sir Peter Hall in 1997).

After the honey has steeped into the yogurt for about 10 minutes, brown some sliced almonds in a dry pan.

He has steeped himself in progressive causes, particularly the battle against poverty, founding a centre at the University of North Carolina to study ways to combat deprivation.

He had steeped himself in the peerage law and presented his own case.

After you've steeped yourself in the experience of babies, start to jot down your ideas.

When the basil had steeped for a few minutes I fished it out and discarded it.

Strain the flowers after they have steeped.

The upper has steep glades and chutes.