Sentence examples for tiny drips from inspiring English sources

(Not that this work isn't important; it keeps academic publishing in business, and significant knowledge accretes in tiny drips on the way to tenure).

Now that they are trading it back to us in tiny drips and drops, are we somehow expected to kowtow in gratitude and say our heartiest thank you?" Read Evan Osnos's Daily Comment on press freedom in China and the choices American media companies face.

The flat bed is punctured by three tiny drip holes, each the size of an uncooked lentil, which regulate the rate at which the coffee passes through the filter.

In the near-darkness, she dipped a washcloth and squeezed it from above his thighs so that a tiny waterfall dripped down over him.

Every three hours, mother's milk is pumped into a tiny tube that drips into the baby's nose.

In Kathryn Bigelow's movie, it is launched too soon, under political pressure, which means that tiny details like drips, fuses, and nuclear reactors have yet to be ironed out.

Water is applied as discrete or continuous drips, tiny streams, or miniature spray through emitters or applicators placed along a water delivery line adjacent to the plant row.

In order to observe these effects, researchers dripped tiny beads of water on a plate kept at a chilly -20°C.

It didn't help that his paintings, because of their surface complexity and whirlwinds of tiny detail – scratches, erasures, drips, penciled fragments of Italian and classical verse amid scrawled phalluses and buttocks – lost much of their power in reproduction.

We're an infinitely malleable species, and tiny minds are sponges: drip phonics into them young enough and they'll swell into expert readers.

Drip a tiny bit in front of the honey bee, but not on it, it can actually suck it.