Sentence examples for started to drip from inspiring English sources

You should have done that years ago, when the faucet first started to drip.

When the toxic chemo started to drip in Donna's veins, she was sleeping.

Over the next hour or so, as returns started to drip in, they were announced on a microphone to vigorous applause.

When the switch was flipped, blood started to drip from under the mask, over his chin and neck, forming an 8-by-12 inch puddle on his white button-down shirt.

This unique and mildly terrifying aesthetic choice originated as an accident in the artist's practice: "It started a few years ago when I used too much glaze for the eyes, and it accidentally started to drip like tears," Ojanen tells Creators.

For this installment, she was inspired by myriad forms of material autonomy, and was thinking about what we expect from objects, and how their materiality can betray our expectations from a painting that started to drip again after years of being finished and dried, to a contagious glass disease eating away at an archived artwork, to a plastic sculpture that spontaneously imploded.

A second attempt (the album that would become Catch 22) was crafted with a more populist, less grimey sound than its predecessor, and yielded a cache of sunny tracks that started to drip-feed in to the charts in late 2008.

(The tomato water will already start to drip out).

My necks are starting to drip blood and chicken ooze through their newspaper onto my leg.

Her hair is beginning to itch and sweat is starting to drip down her face in an unbecoming, unladylike fashion, and dear God, how she hates being 13.

Suddenly, we are plunged into talk of Watergate and airline-industry deals, and the joy starts to drip from the movie, which cannot quite bear so much reality.