Sentence examples for hot dribble from inspiring English sources
If your dog gets really hot, dribble some water over his belly and groin area to help him cool down quickly.
I sucked on the brittle bones, enjoying the mild tomato-based "hot sauce" dribbling past my chin and onto my Hyatt bathrobe.
My folds will whisper the dirtiest dirty whimpers, they will dribble the hottest hot sauce, my fur will lengthen and playfully sway, beckon seduction, my waddle will justly wiggle out all the cum of lov'n fuzz fun.
Generally you eat with your fingers while standing up, and revel in the dribble of hot butter down your shirt and the stickiness and the funk, which you know will still be there later when you sniff your hands – even if you do use the sink just outside the hut.
Trump's post-convention tribulations just prompted Time magazine to publish a stylised image of his head dribbling like hot wax beside a single word headline: "Meltdown".
As lovely as all the silk petal-covered dresses were, those that focused on the fragile cocoon state really stood out, like a fractal pattern of sequins on tulle or lace that dribbled like hot wax down a floor-length gown.
Me and my MC² givin' each other alley-oops Lookin' hot like soup while we dribble around We jump jump diddily dunk you know we get the rebound Lay up, assist, yo, we never getting' pissed.
The violence is fast and shocking: a shooting in a restaurant ends with blood dribbling onto a hot griddle, an image that could be a metaphor for the overheated emotions of the film.
Soon, repressed memories are dribbling everywhere and geysers of hot tears are threatening the nap of James's 0 designer rug.
Then there was the seared foie gras, slumming it with fingerling potatoes, crisp shards of ham, and a fried egg, all dribbled with maple syrup and hot sauce ($15).
