trickle

The full piece opens with a series of blurred faces melting into one another as a waterfall effect trickles down the screen.

The most magical is, in equatorial online, the water flow is directly trickles down, do not produce the whirlpool.

STREAM of foreigners trickles in, and usually out, of the fetid jails of Bangkok.

At a slow speed water trickles out of a garden hose in one uneven but consistent pattern.

Memory is like the water in your hand, however you hold or unfold your hand, it still trickles through your fingers drop by drop.

Andy strolls along, whistling softly, hands in both pockets. TILT DOWN to his pant leg. Concrete grit trickles out.

As we approached the corner where the brook trickles under the wire fence, we noticed a red deer getting to her feet.

Performance evaluations emphasize a zero-defect mentality, meaning that risk-avoidance trickles down the chain of command.

Every emotion that surges or trickles through you causes a physical reaction somewhere in the body.

To be sure, a so-called "manufacturing renaissance" will likely come in trickles as opposed to waves.

He says that in five years or so, as the money trickles in, the hospital will be complete.

it trickles down through the ranks as workers model the behaviours they see that work for their bosses.

Communications and electricity have been cut. Information barely trickles out.

From its fountainhead , the trickles gradually converged into today's profound ocean.

I hope that somehow a portion of that money trickles down to Chelsea.

Couldn't struggling prey simply brush off the poison as it trickles?

He stops when his hand is gashed open, and blood slowly trickles to his wrist.

And it also trickles like a spoilt tap, and there were unkind words and tears and periods of remission.

In spring and after heavy rains, streams can change from trickles to torrents, making crossings difficult.

Once it trickles down into commercial vehicles, it could improve vehicle safety and reduce traffic deaths.

Knowledge trickles in one direction, but does not accumulate.

Both thermal and nonthermal escape are like tiny trickles compared with the huge splash when comets or asteroids crash into planets.

Ocean has a wide embrace, so it can accumulate sluggish trickles of water into a boundless sea.

Information, like crumbs, always trickles down to the vermin on the floor.

But someone has drawn trickles of blood coming from the nose and mouth, and added small scarlet cuts.

Its source at the Cuthbert place is silent, formed from a network of invisible trickles of water.

Studies by the World Bank suggest Chinese money trickles through Africa more frugally than Indian investments.

Which means he could enjoy the sunglasses now and just pay for them later when that money trickles back down to him.

Sewage trickles by in an open trench.

More rain falls and trickles down, making the cracks bigger.

robert : did i say trickles ? i meant tickles . the way the foam tickles my lip.

She trickles oil into the mixture.

Rita: Trickles down your lip? Do you need an extra napkin?

Running water splashes sparkle droplets, and trickles areas beautiful as silk