Sentence examples for work drips from inspiring English sources

The Riff column on Sept. 18, about nonprolific novelists, misspelled the surname of an artist who was mentioned as one whose work "drips rather than flows".

The whole work drips with a camp savagery (hence the presence of Sacha Baron Cohen as Pirelli, a rival barber and faux-Italianate fop), which in turn relies on the conviction that death itself, like sexual desire, exists to be sniffed at and chuckled over.

The work drips with descriptions of lusty sensuality and pursuit such as the thinly veiled metaphors in chapter 5.

Completely over the top, completely hysterical, it is work that drips with a sense of history and doom.

Like many other painters these days, Mr. Virtue combines elements of the photographic and the painterly in his work: smudges, drips, slushy brushstrokes and seemingly random abstract gestures overlay crisply outlined sections of near photorealistic detail.

It has been cited as having "an orgy of stalactite stucco-work" which "drips from the ceiling and combines with a mind-boggling excess of zellij work".

For more on efficient water use in agriculture in dry regions, click back to my post on the pioneering work on drip irrigation by Daniel Hillel and read about how solar-powered pumping systems and drip irrigation are improving incomes and lives in sub-Saharan Africa.

Hanging nearby, Toshio Yoshida's untitled 1964 mixed media work recalls drip paintings by Pollock.

On each work a drip or pool of gleaming near-black oozes forth, signaling the possibility of life — or at least chemical activity — within.

Ryan Sullivan Ryan Sullivan's abstract paintings, created by applying chemicals to canvas and allowing them to independently shape the surface of his work, reference drip paintings of the abstract expressionists.

In the early works she dripped candle wax on delicate strands of hair lace that she made in the shapes of collars.