Sentence examples for which crept low from inspiring English sources

Survivors reported seeing a foul-smelling cloud of white gas, which crept low along the floor.

The balance of play was such that there was an inevitability about the goal with which De Guzmán put Swansea ahead after 29 minutes, the Dutchman's shot from 18 yards creeping low inside Ruddy's right-hand upright.

The biggest worry is inflation, which has crept into double digits.

Inflation, which had crept up to nearly 7%, is expected to pick up.

Spargana dissected from host tissue were flat, white worms, which continuously crept in the normal saline.

Micron-size, intra- and intergranular, blocky Al3Er precipitates are also present, indicating that the solid solubility of Er in Al is exceeded, leading to a finer-grained microstructure, which results in diffusional creep at low stresses.

The white broken line in d f indicates the location in which diffusion creep and dislocation creep have the same slip rate.

Black means total standstill, versus red, which means creeping logjam.

The broken lines in Fig. 8d f show the location in which dislocation creep and diffusion creep with a grain size of 500 (upmu mathrm{m}) have equal contribution.

The biomechanical hallmarks of the deep fascia comprise nonlinear and viscoelastic behaviors, which include creep, stress relaxation, stress-strain hysteresis.

In Brisbane, which was paralysed by flooding two years ago, water has been creeping into low-lying parts of the central business district.