trickling造句

Tears were trickling down her cheeks.

The trickling crimson liquid isn't blood, however.

He fell to the ground, blood trickling from his nose.

The fans began trickling home before the game ended.

And the afternoon tea fad is trickling down.

White pigeon wheel and hover, trickling the melodious whistle.

Behind him the rain trickling down the window made verticals on the glass.

One could almost hear the roots sucking the earth, the stalks growing, the underground streams trickling.

Some has been trickling in: Canada has offered $10 billion and Norway $4.5 billion.

And I can see the bloody urine trickling out the cuffs of my jeans.

Michael steps out to watch him being taken away, blood from his self-inflicted wound trickling from his forehead.

So far, though, that doesn't seem to be happening, and tourists, especially design buffs, are trickling in.

An old well, abandoned wilderness, in the writer's eyes are beautiful, it nourished a few generations of the world lives and depleted the number of trickling effort?

In tent, a red candle was burning with the wax oil trickling continuously and having filled the bronze high-leg candler's empaistic dishware.

When I met father in Xuzhou, the sight of the disorderly mess in his courtyard and the though of grandma started tears trickling down my cheeks.

Rain day is always clear up, although not necessarily the rain is rainbow, but at least no longer trickling rain wet our mind the sky.

Peter Goerdt of KI expects desks and other work-surfaces incorporating the latest thinking in wireless recharging to start trickling into classrooms and offices over the next year or two.

Just about the worst thing that can happen to a teenage girl in this world is to develop an obstetric fistula that leaves her trickling bodily wastes, stinking and shunned by everyone around her.

Perhaps there are so much wailing wind and noisy weeping rain in the world that I have tender feelings trickling sluggishly from the very heart of the earth calmly.

She knows better than to rise or cry out, so she lies quietly, blood trickling from her mouth, her heart beating as fast as a rabbit's, until the shadow leaves.