Sentence examples for it drips away from inspiring English sources
And all of it dripped away.
Everything else drips away.
The sense of an impending sensation slowly drips away like mince fat down the drain and all we're left with is that horrible weighty feeling of disappointment which clings to the roof of our mouths like so much nougat.
After the dress has dried for several hours and the bulk of the water has dripped away, it may be possible to hang the dress to finish drying it.
With it, the Yankees' divisional lead dripped away further, even if they say their confidence hasn't.
Confidence would drip away.
There were scowls and grimaces from the players as the game dripped away towards that inevitable theatre of pain.
Over a month and a half, a salty red liquid is left to drip away through a hole in the tub (the word colatura comes from the "colare," meaning to drip) until all the blood from the fish is gone.
The sweat and innocence dripped away from the face of a private, a fresh-faced 18-year-old who was the platoon's newest soldier, as he stared at the body of the insurgent he had just helped kill.
The farmer smoked, one cigarette after another, until the hour grew late, until the katydids grew tired of their chanting and the crickets tuned down, until all hope abandoned the world, until Jack's hooch and patience dripped away, until that, finally, was that.
