Dripped in a sentence

And then, out there on his own, alone, was Patrick Cantlay, standing, squinting, over a 50ft putt while the sweat dripped down his forehead.

Dripped out with production from the Alchemist and with appearances by the likes of Bootsy Collins and Rapsody, the record moves between slinky grooves and hedonistic theorizing.

In the process, there was a used pocket pussy under his bed, it rolled out and some fluids dripped out of it.

It all dripped out the spout.

North Sydney’s put beef fat-dripped flambadou oysters on the carte when it opened in September, and a signature snack was born.

Then, the president dripped some salad dressing on what I have to assume was an expensive tie.

Then, while she was looking down, something dripped from her nose and splattered onto his face.

The room dripped with blood, and it ran down the walls, poured from the light fixtures, and hovered in the very air in a red mist.

It was a microcosm of what Adams has brought to this team since he arrived from Cardiff City in January in a loan spell that has dripped with tenacity and bravery.

Lemansky, who has sensitive skin, used heavy sunscreen when she played, which dripped into her eyes.

One of the damaged bikes was covered in blood which dripped onto the walkway beneath it.

Dripped water is less subject to evaporation and lessens the chance of diseases by not wetting plant leaves.

It dripped off the burrito a bit and onto my hand.

The plastic frame of the rear-view mirror looks like it liquefied and dripped toward the floor before hardening again.

They needed oxygen to breathe, an incubator to regulate their temperature, intravenous nutritional support and a nasal-gastric tube that dripped breast milk directly into their unready stomachs to sustain them in place of their lost umbilical cord.

One of Three 6's most Southernly dripped and draped cuts made for the perfect Gucci Mane mixtape track.

The sunlight dripped over the house like golden paint over an art jar and the freckling shadows here and there only intensified the rigor of the bath of light.

Water dripped from a doorway into his apartment.

At the "crack" stage, syrup from boiling sugar may be dripped from a spoon, causing it to break with a snap when chilled.

Candles needed frequent trimming and relighting regardless of what was happening on-stage because "they dripped hot grease on both the audience and actors".