Sentence examples for structure to seep from inspiring English sources

The church offers me a formidable structure to seep into".

Self-healing concrete Tiny cracks in concrete do not necessarily affect structural integrity in the short term, but they do allow water and other chemicals to seep into the structure, which may cause problems over time.

Never place the holding tank for the dry well less than 10 feet (3.05 m) from any structure with a below grade foundation; this can allow for the water to seep back and cause damage the foundation.

An atmosphere of rage began to seep through the White.

"This transformation continues to seep in," she added.

Tear gas began to seep into their cells.

It's slowly starting to seep in now".

There were more chances for air to seep in.

Archie began to seep into my dreams.

Meanwhile, as Doug studies "Jane Eyre" in English class, Charlotte Brontë's diction begins to seep into his vocabulary, just as Audubon's birds seep into his soul.

And that's where the worry starts to seep in.