Sentence examples for into a drip from inspiring English sources

You can buy into a DRIP through the company's plan administrator (see table) or through a service like Temper of the Times Communications, a Mamaroneck, N.Y. company that charges a flat $20 to set up a DRIP account with most companies' programs.

His awe-inspiring imagery became a huge pile of wet mush that an observer was free to squeeze through the psyche's fist into a drip castle, its structure solidifying only after the experience of having processed it.

This sort of expertise does not come cheap and was acquired only after 1997, when hundreds of millions of pounds of lottery money started to pour into sport, a drip feed that became a tidal wave as the London Games approached.

Once home, I watch Chappell's interview on Newsnight, in which he claims that the £2.6m he pocketed while driving BHS into the dirt was a "drip [sic] in the ocean" in terms of what was needed to turn the company around.

I came in one morning to find a HO had put a drip into an old man's forehead like an acupuncturist because the only vein she could find was the blue beauty pulsing through his head.

But this time, as soon as I'd explained my symptoms, a nurse was shoving a drip into my arm so I could be rehydrated and pumped full of antibiotics.

Some need a large dish they can climb into, while others need a drip bottle to drink from.

Into a saline drip, a technician will inject, in sequence, drugs to induce unconsciousness, stop breathing and cause cardiac arrest.

Still, he said, it can turn into a "heroin drip" for publishers: "They had this really good content at the beginning, but they realize the more S.E.O.

To crouch at 20 feet and cast a No. 16 elk-hair caddis into a pinched drip of water requires a jeweler's hand.

An old woman held up a drip leading into her arm.