Sentence examples for is dribble from inspiring English sources
verb
To let saliva drip from the mouth, to drool
If we want to be precise about what Pollock did — drawing in the air above a canvas with a paint-loaded stick — the mot juste is "dribble".
The backup forward Cam Thoroughman, the Mountaineers' enforcer, has a game so limited that Mazzulla teases him that his most impressive statistic is dribble hand-offs.
Carmelo Anthony is playing great basketball, but the key to beating excellent team defenses, the type the Knicks will see in the playoffs, is dribble penetration and spreading the ball around to shooters.
The rest is dribble about purchasing crap for your avatar, "portable objects" (whatever the fuck those are), a SingStar space and other little patches.
Most of the WSJ article is dribble and a rehash of things we already know, but sources "familiar with the matter" are saying that Jobs is still leading the company from home.
"He is best when he is dribbling at speed.
Imports are rising, and money is dribbling back to the sickly banking system.
Even "Welcome to the Jungle" is dribbled out with no meaning.
When he is dribbling, he can pass accurately without first catching the ball.
Say that Bradley is dribbling hard toward the basket and the defensive man is all over him.
Andrew, his hair styled in a swirling eighties bouffant, is dribbling, while his father leans in on defense.
