Sentence examples for soak through from inspiring English sources

"They think the sweat doesn't soak through".

Night sweats that are a matter of concern soak through your pajamas repeatedly, she said.

"The sweat from my hands would soak through the paper so it would be dripping wet," Ms. Hayles recalled.

Another green infrastructure tool is permeable pavement, which is made of materials that allow water to soak through into the ground instead of running off.

Horizontal thatched roofs leak rain badly, but, if they are placed at the proper angle, the rainwater runs off before it has time to soak through.

Water first: Always water your seed trays and modules before sowing, allowing the water to soak through and completely moisten the compost.

The moisture from the squid will soak through the flour quickly and allow you to dip it back in the flour mixture to coat it again.

Philadelphia is experimenting with pervious paving, which allows water to soak through a porous surface to stone reservoirs below, where it can be captured and stored.

The building is planned in concrete, relatively light and buoyant, with galvanised steel frames and a special membrane floor that lets bovine urine soak through.

Certain foods are emblematic of New York: a thin pizza slice with grease enough to soak through a paper plate, a hot dog bursting with condiments, and the impossible-to-recreate New York bagel.

On the Olympic Coast, our only protection from the elements was our rain gear, and even that began to soak through as the drizzle steadily deepened into a downpour.