trickle down

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.

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

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.

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

Great drops of perspiration trickled down from his brow.

Hot tears trickled down in drops.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

Tears trickled down our cheeks.

Blood trickled down his face.