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the water trickled down from her hair, and her clothes clung to her body. she said she was a real princess.

What with the rain and the wind, she was in a sad condition. the water trickled down from her hair, and her clothes clung to her body.

Over the next ten minutes, the girls trickled in. My sons and I watched. Did one girl scoop up the entire $100, as my son feared? Nope.

Egg-yolks were to be beaten until an egg-ribbon, trickled over the pale yellow surface, took five seconds to dissolve.

Soon, the tradition of the meaning of each flower trickled down and was adopted for the bride's bouquet.

the grand staircase, I say, trickled incessantly into the place, like a cascade into a lake.

A narrow waterfall trickled down the side of the rock, splashing into a pool of water.

the rain trickled down his back , and for nearly an hour he stared at the float.

Tears trickled out of the corners of my eyes . The music of God's love had bridged the years and the silence between my dad and me at last .

News of that discovery, at Fermilab, trickled out in dribs and drabs over several months in 1995.

As the speaker went on speaking the crowd gradually trickled away until only a few were left.

Other staffers trickled in and prepared to move the dolphins.

White House in 1943, when word trickled down that FDR had gone to his Casablanca conference on an airplane.

I arrived in my classroom ten minutes before the bell rang, just as the first of my students trickled in.

In one set of studies volunteers reclined in an MRI scanner while a tube trickled drops of water or sweet Kool-Aid into their mouths.

China then was in denial, and the news of the carnage trickled out for weeks without any official acknowledgment from the government.

no blood trickled from the broken skin, and when I put my fingers to it, I could doubt no more: he was dead and stark!

From there, propellants will be trickled into the tank to replace the portion of the chemicals that evaporate during the countdown.

That blood trickled its way from me Grand Man' Grand Da to me. . . after passing through me own Ma an Da, whoever they were.

As results trickled in on Sunday night, riots broke out in the remote north-eastern states.

The bleeding in the stock market stopped only after rumors trickled out about a huge bailout plan being readied by the federal government.

Great drops of perspiration trickled down from his brow.

Hot tears trickled down in drops.

Light trickled in through the doorway and a single window cut into the wool.

Slowly, young women trickled in to take a look.

But the result was a great economic revival, whose benefits trickled down to everyone.

Keynes's ideas trickled down from Harvard to Washington, turning the federal government's conventional economic policies upside down.

That additional revenue trickled down to employees and thus gave everyone an incentive to continue working all those extra hours.

Such news as trickled in from other cities, notably Suez and Ismailiya, suggested that even fiercer skirmishes were taking place there.

One droplet trickled down his chin with the slow inevitability of a tear.

The ball trickled into the hole.

As results trickled out, groups of opposition supporters celebrated in the streets of Lahore, Rawalpindi and Karachi.

I could perceive that a far more than ordinary wanness had over-spread the emaciated fingers through which trickled many passionate tears.

Now economists say that money has trickled into everything from gold to high-end tea.

Meanwhile, defect fixes and other changes trickled into subsequent builds that had little testing due to the effort focused on build 3.

i tried to eat my parting breakfast , but my tears dropped upon my bread - and - butter , and trickled into my tea.

He trickled the water out of the bottles.

At every jolt over the pavement, a drop of blood trickled from Marius' hair.

At home he has been thumped by the voters. In Iraq his dreams of an example-setting democracy have trickled away in blood.

The tears trickled slowly down his beard and dropped upon the sculptor's coat.

As supplies only trickled into some areas of the capital, people took what they could find from damaged shops.

When the eyelid was full, the tear trickled down his livid cheek.

They nonetheless carried out their mission, even though reports from Coruscant trickled in that the capital was under attack.

Communications collapsed and more accurate information trickled out only slowly.

Thailand's economic growth has trickled down to the masses, all under the benevolent gaze of Bhumibol.

Water trickled down her legs, and gooseflesh covered her arms in the cool night air.

Sweat trickled down his face, smearing some of the makeup he'd put on.

She heard the faint tinkle of water, as the tiny overflow trickled over and downhill.

A stream of water trickled ceaselessly over the rocks.

brook The brook trickled through the valley.

Some impact pictures trickled back to Earth.

Recently, a composition by Taiwan singer Luo Dayou also trickled into classrooms, but this time in college-level Chinese textbook.

Sitting there dumbly, tears trickled down her face.

When I heard the heartbreaking news and saw those collapsed ruins, tears trickled down my cheeks.

Rain trickled down the windows.

What little blood he had left trickled thinly down his wrist.

Softly wiping away Miaka's tears that trickled down her cheeks again, Taka gently kissed her lips.

The order trickled down to the execution level.

Tap water filters trickled down from NASA's need to cleanse water on long space flights.

After the presentation, we all trickled in the dining hall for lunch.

A stream trickled through the rocks.

Water trickled from the walls, for the ice was melting, and puddles formed on the softening ground of the room.

He trickled the water into the container.

The effects also trickled over into Google's other web apps.

A thin stream of water trickled from the faucet, and half filled the glass.

Tears trickled down our cheeks.

The water trickled from the faucet.

Blood trickled from the wound.

Blood trickled down his face.

Good news, on the other hand, should be trickled out slowly. If you can prolong the good vibes, do it.

His drooping tail matted, as it were, into a single feather, along which the water trickled from his back;

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Tears trickled out of the window, the accumulation