Sentence examples for seem to drip from inspiring English sources

Red maple leaves seem to drip with bright red paint.

(Someone once wrote that in high summer Greek shrubs seem to drip electricity).

Unfortunately, the sounds oozing out of Cole's mouth are also words, and too often, they seem to drip down from some bogus moral high road.

Janus shows a bright green figure with bloated eyes that seem to drip a bodily fluid.

When Justice Scalia does it, it surprises no one, although his recent tirades seem to drip with more vitriol than usual, but when the highly respected Chief Justice joins in, the reputation of the Court suffers greatly.

Light came dully through the window, and seemed to drip down between the beams overhead.

It was an exhilarating moment of defamiliarization for a place that has so often seemed to drip with ennui.

Groups linger around a wall of levitating water that seems to drip upwards; gold-painted goddesses slink around.

From branch to branch of the tree overhead, pale light seemed to drip like paint toward us.

In a recent interview in his Century City office, there was no evidence of the nervous energy that seemed to drip from his fingertips in the old days.

Some had smooth, vertical flanks; others, scarred and distorted, seemed to drip and melt like candle wax in the burning March sun.