Sentence examples for of a dribble from inspiring English sources

Internal-combustion engines have dominated mechanised road transport for a century, but the past year or so has seen the arrival of a dribble of vehicles driven by electric motors.

It isn't the classic definition of a dribble, for which a defender must be engaged and beaten by some element of trickery, taking the space your opponent was protecting rather than simply surging off elsewhere.

When Martínez threw wide of first base on a dribbler off the bat of Larry Bigbie, Gibbons scored to stake the Orioles to a 2-0 lead.

Less than an hour into the descent, at a depth of 4,200ft, a dribble of water appeared and meandered down the wall of the vessel.

"He was a bit of a dribbling mess," said Deborah.

Lackey takes care of a dribbler towards him and throws the ball to Napoli at first for the second out of the inning.

"He wasn't too much of a dribbler, but if you left him alone he'd burn you," said a longtime friend, Eddie Claudio.

Enter Müller, although it was Mario Götze, a roly-poly little menace of a dribbler who made the incision, wriggling his way expertly into the penalty area before being pulled down by João Pereira.

Diaby is more of a dribbler, more offensive and makes more penetrating runs.

Chicken thigh confit and breast, too, were left to fend for themselves on a dull plate of oatmeal with a dribble of maple-sweetened jus.

Heat a heavy-based frying pan on a medium high heat and add a small knob of butter and a dribble of oil.