The word "pouring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the action of a liquid streaming down in a fast and continuous manner. For example: "Rain was pouring down outside while I was inside studying."
"On pouring day there were over 50 people involved pouring the chocolate into the mould and it took 10 hours to do, then a further three days to cool off".
He's pouring nearly all our money into his darling academies.
Tributes have been pouring in from across the political spectrum with Tony Abbott describing Wran as one of the most significant figures of his generation.
The move – elaborated on in a telephone call between Tsipras and president Vladimir Putin – could see Moscow pouring as much as €2bn into the construction of a pipeline that would transfer natural gas to Europe from Greece's border with Turkey.
With the few remaining Algeria players who were still able to run pouring forward in search of an equaliser, Germany broke on the counter-attack.
As the international effort to find and rescue the girls gathered momentum, with military and intelligence resources from the US, UK, France, Israel and Canada pouring into Nigeria, and the #bringbackourgirls social media campaign exceeded 1m tweets, there was mounting criticism of President Goodluck Jonathan's slow response to the crisis.
But few of the revellers pouring into the newly reopened venue seemed to notice the order, and those who did paid it no heed.
"If you live in a slum in Nairobi, seeing development money pouring into a luxury block of flats is an insult".
By late 1891 he was convinced his brain was pouring from his nose and mouth, and thought his urine was made of diamonds.
They were explicitly pornographic, of the gonzo not vanilla variety, and audience members (particularly school children) spent much of the day pouring over them with fascination.
The government will go on pouring subsidies into the middle-class interests.
