Sentence examples for leached from inspiring English sources

Because the sewers have broken down, pools of stinking muck have leached through to the surface all over town.

For everyone else, soccer's return will be a rude awakening from a pleasant sporting dream in which participants are not forever hurling insults or trying to con the referee.That unpleasant habit is not confined to the field; it seems to have leached into the long-running regulatory fight over broadcast sports rights.

These blatant machinations, where everything was imitation and nothing was real, leached away support for United Russia even before the elections.

Jonathan Chait, reviewing a new Ayn Rand biography, points to the way her idea that the rich owe the poor less than nothing has leached into the body politic.

Higher food and commodity prices were expected to drop out of the inflation figures eventually, but instead seem to have leached into other consumer prices.

But it may well have leached further underground, or into the water table.

The poison from the murder continues to leach into every aspect of the relationship.

As the eurozone unifies, power and influence will inevitably leach from EU27 institutions to eurozone institutions, such as the European Central Bank.

Instead, let's start by recognising the efforts of those increasingly demonised as "vested public sector interests" who "leach off the taxpayer": like nurses, refuse collectors, lollipop ladies, teachers, and so on.

He was in his mid-30s that manic February, and remembers booting up multiple PCs to leach off any Coltrane rarities he was still missing.

Copper pots cook food evenly, but unlined pans can cause copper to leach into food and cause diarrhoea and sickness.