Seeps in a sentence

Petroleum seeps on the North Slope have been known for many years, and in 1923, the federal government created US Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4 to cover the presumed oil fields beneath the seeps.

Cody Lacey, service manager with Doug Lacey's Basement Systems, says they get a lot of calls during the spring melt as water seeps into homes.

Even if only a small portion of viewers take the language they’re absorbing online into their offline conversations, we can still imagine how easily it seeps into public consciousness.

I have seen so many messy investigations come across my desk because people start cheating or not getting along, and it seeps right into work.

In other narrow canyons, water seeps from the rock walls, nourishing natural “” of ferns and orchids.

Moreover, like Nirvana, the retrospective uneasiness that seeps into the record gives the performance even more weight.

As the impasse escalates, Helen now says that if water seeps into her home as she fears, then she will sue the social landlord.

Newswise — Rain and water in ponds and lakes slowly seeps into the soil, moving through minute cracks to refill underground aquifers.

Some food packaging, like pizza delivery boxes, can also make your bed sheets greasy as the oil often seeps through the cardboard.

That old-fashioned style where the vinegar seeps in and adds wonderful flavour.

The toxic water seeps through the rocks to the river and springs below the reservoir.

The water, which is slightly red, seeps into the aquifer naturally, so getting to it probably won’t require any construction or energy-intensive pumping.

When routine doesn’t lead to results, negativity seeps into Ellis’ worldview, easy to see across the past month as USC’s season has slipped away.

As colder weather seeps into the region and racquet players lose interest in some pursuits due to frigid conditions, other avenues grow more attractive.

So whether it’s a geosynthetic lining and then a clay lining and then another geosynthetic lining, we capture all of the water that seeps into the landfill.

The devastation here is a cautionary tale of what happens when the virus seeps into communities that have for generations remained on the losing end of the nation’s most intractable inequalities: these counties are rural, mostly African American and poor.

The Halloween spirit also seeps into ’s multiplayer, as the head of a player’s operator will transform into a pumpkin head once they reach three kills without dying.

However, it is too concentrated, and the result is that this digestate seeps into water aquifers, pollutes them and causes salinization of the fields,” Madar explains.

It’s one of GBV’s all-time catchiest melodies, blended with the angst that seeps through the group’s signature eccentricity in Pollard’s best lyrics.

Led by Dr. Erik Cordes, Temple University, the scientists aboard research vessel Falkor surveyed the continental margin for seamounts and natural gas seeps, where specialized biological communities are found.