Sentence examples for trickles from inspiring English sources

There are five distinct tastes as it trickles over the tongue.

It is fantasy to think that Third Angel could exist without public support, and yet it is the kind of work that, eventually, trickles through the system to invigorate the mainstream stages.

While the economy is booming, precious little wealth trickles down to the poor.

His lofty current projects include work with the Louvre and pianist Mikhaïl Rudy, and that ambition trickles down into his dancefloor engagements, which still announce techno as the ultimate transcendent form.

Sometimes the hate trickles in slowly, just one or two messages a day.

But it would be consistent with his overall approach of making big strategic moves (such as on health reform) early on, before his political capital trickles away.

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As a result, too little wealth trickles down.Nearly two decades after apartheid ended, South Africa is becoming a de facto one-party state.

A sludgy stream trickles past, fouled by children unable to find the key in time.

In other words, what trickles down to the artist is less than what Spotify is paying for a musician's work.

It argues that oil spills and beach trash do less harm than the unregulated pollution that trickles into the sea from inland factories and farms.