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Sentence Examples He later realised liquid was seeping from her mouth, and called an ambulance at about 3pm. For example, the body might first be anointed with oil to prevent water from seeping through the skin. The sitting room reeked of damp and mould, the source of which was seeping through the plaster on the south-facing gable end. Well, now she's on a mission to fix the dampness seeping through the wall behind the shower. Her arms were covered in scratches and there was one extremely deep one that was still seeping some blood. Muddy trainer prints stained the polished floorboards, marring their flawless exterior like blood seeping over a white surface. The idea that this nonsense is seeping off the Internet to schools and other places of a professional nature alarms me in a way most alarming. Sixteen years old, he wears a nylon jacket with round cigarette burns in the shell, dirty cotton batting seeping out. When the rain started coming down, the back garden just filled up and started seeping into the house. Eric's temporality begins to unravel, events from the near future seeping into the present. I watched the pale brown stain seeping into the wallpaper, and I began to boil. The flood water reached up to the middle of the car wheels, seeping into our car floor and soaking the carpet in the car. The muted lighting seeping from recessed light fixtures in alcoves along the wall cast many a shadow throughout the room. I have lived in rented accommodation where we welcomed the rain seeping through the ceiling because it discouraged the rats. Prison put a halt to his wilding and misadventures in the game, but thuglife still manifested itself, seeping out of him when he plays ball. Instead he enters the surreal nightmare of the seeping, stinking trenches on the Western front, where he keeps company with rats not birds. Instead, it's seeping over the top of the filter paper, and covering Brad's work surface and kitchen floor with thick soggy granules. Possible sheet metal damage was also noticed on the left side of the retardant tank and hydraulic oil was seeping from this point. Bright and vibrant colours, made popular in children's bedrooms, are seeping into the rest of the house. The bitter disagreements and feuds within the British establishment surrounding the vexed issue of foreign policy are seeping out into the open. Show More Sentences The water, seeping through the underground conchiferous layer, mixes with the salt that is deposited from the seashores. Rain seeping through the ground into your basement or crawl space may appear as damp, moldy walls or may be handled by a sump pump. Water seeping through the coquina walls evidently provides adequate moisture and nutrients for these mosses and vascular plants. When Cawood faced severe flooding in 2000, club members pumped away water seeping through the flood defences for three days. She added that fuses popped regularly and water had been seeping down the walls of their home. Seconds later, an empty cup was on the floor and light brown liquid was seeping into the white fluff on the ground. Winter and early spring are perfect for rhubarb crumble and custard, the sweet pink juices seeping through a golden buttery crust. The windows were frosted over, so I had to scrape and scrape, all the while thinking the clock's ticking, the poison is seeping into his system! The sanitation of Windsor Castle was almost as bad as the slums of London, with seeping cesspits polluting the water supply. Droplets splattered onto my sweatshirt, seeping through the thin fabric and chilling my skin. Her mascara was smeared with tears seeping through her eyes, her face was swollen with one or two bruised and a few cuts. A popular tourist attraction at Mistley has been damaged by water seeping into the walls. Impeccably fresh sardines cooked in pancetta do not need a slick of oil seeping from a curiously flavourless salsa verde. His daughter Margaret is writing a book about her unusual childhood and a biography by Paul Alexander is seeping unannounced into bookstores. It also disrupts the water table by preventing rainwater from seeping down through the soil. Making it into the lobby, he remembered wiping his brow repeatedly from the water seeping down his forehead. He kneels on the sand, the wetness immediately seeping through to his knees. The keen edge cut through his glove easily and into his hand, blood seeping from the cut and dripping onto the pavement. Chris blinked, a bit of dry laughter seeping through his lips as he slapped a hand over his eyes. He knew he was bleeding by the wetness seeping down his leg, but he lacked the will to check out his injury. Show More Sentences Water is said to be seeping into the basement and the foundation may well be threatened. When you remove the ring after completing the layering you'll have a pretty pool of green oil seeping out from the edge. As he pulled his black sweater off, I could see a steady flow of thick red liquid seeping freely from his left shoulder. Soil compaction causes farmers a lot of problems by preventing moisture from seeping down to plant roots and by increasing water runoff and wind erosion. There was a large area of pinkish wet seeping through the bandage. Lee got irritated as she saw blood seeping out of a gash on her hand. He couldn't even sense the cold and wetness seeping through his clothes. Fibreglass was delaminating from the wood construction in the engine wells, port and starboard, and water was seeping into the vessel. I fear that the shameless invocation of democratic imagery to shroud fundamentally anti-democratic action is gradually seeping in and taking hold of Australia Felix. All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence, as soft and still as the darkness seeping through the frosted glass windows. You can feel Theo's ache and loneliness seeping off the page, and you yourself weep over his young mother's tragic death. Waterproofness: Novadry technology prevents water from seeping through the fabric. You can almost feel the wetness and chill seeping into your bones. It is seeping into the salons of power, discomfiting Russia's leaders and their bizniz cronies. Your home's exterior may not be resistant to water infiltration, but the weather barrier will stop water from seeping into your home. A protective barrier wall is installed and the deck is waterproofed to prevent water from seeping into the concrete. Oil from its tanks is still seeping out and threatening local wildlife, despite elaborate efforts by the Ministry of Defence to contain the leaks. Some of the fuel would have vaporized in the furnace, with the remaining residue likely seeping down between the joints in the fire bricks. This includes septic tanks, watertight and seeping cesspits and a smaller number of other systems such as latrines or earth closets. What's more, the floors of all of our cages have a fluid-retaining lip at the front edge to help keep urine and fluids from seeping out. Show More Sentences Heavy banks of clouds covered the sky, only a pale glow seeping through. Like something boneless, we glide silent, seeping 'tween floorboards, wrapping around the hims, and ooh wee, clinging like glue hips. After stoking the fire, he circles the room again, searching for cracks and crevices where wind might be seeping in, and the life-sustaining warmth of the fire is escaping. Leathery scabs — eschars — had replaced the destroyed tissue and were seeping a deep wine-colored fluid around the margins. Hearing a groan of dismay from 1,000 people seeping through the tannoy is not the ideal start to your perilous evening. With the internet seeping into everything we do, the need for a really digital currency is becoming increasingly urgent. Large amounts of carbon dioxide are continuously seeping into and accumulating in the ground. I am fascinated by the discussions that I heard this morning and things I've read that tailings ponds are not seeping. Either way, it is a creeping venom seeping into our open society and becoming a burden on it. Persistent solvents seeping into our groundwater, the water that feeds wells and springs, are a big problem. This wall, which is 312 m long and up to 115 m deep, will prevent reservoir water from seeping under the dam. What could prompt it to start seeping into the economy is a rise in demand that cannot be matched by supply. The needle is removed and the injection spot pressed gently for a few seconds to prevent any insulin seeping out. Odours seeping in through your ventilation system from a leaking tank currently in use. With the cargo leaking out and water seeping in, the crew requested immediate assistance. The frame is filled with silicone to make the solar module even more weather-resistant and prevent water from seeping in later. His right eye is swollen, puffy and seeping something murky. All the areas had previously been thought to be safe from high levels of seeping radon, which comes out of the ground and gathers in enclosed spaces. Outside the walls, and seeping down nearby streets, are dozens of photogenic and thought-provoking visions. After roasting, hand-grinding the beans and seeping the grinds, he hands out steaming cups. Show More Sentences We love the chicken on a pallet of herby, slightly sweet cornbread dressing, which imbibes all the seeping juices. A 75-year-old pensioner has been forced to sleep on a settee every night, as rising damp ravages through her council home, seeping from the walls and saturating her bed. Condensation and water seeping through gaps in the roof of the tent-like structure have periodically forced the tennis centre to shut during inclement weather. They have been working to make the gel suitable for sealing cracks in oil wells to prevent water seeping through, and have now been awarded a contract to use it in five sites. Like magma seeping up through geological faults, this emotion can explode in unexpected ways. I smell the warm aroma of delicious fresh dung seeping through the heap. Its corrosive effects are also seeping into our personal lives, as all surveys reveal that we are becoming increasingly mistrustful of one another. Could it be that this week's black mood is seeping out through my pores? An obvious annoyance is the way English is seeping into Japanese, often taking the place of perfectly good native words as users try to be fashionable. On we drove past the CJ Rance timber mill where life stood still on this holiday long weekend, save for blue smoke seeping from wood-curing stacks. Nonetheless, the sad piano music was sweet and soothing, adding to an effect of the golden sun rising and the sunlight seeping through my windows. Any water seeping into the tank's hull could be expelled by an internal bilge pump. The water seeping from the surrounding moorland Rake Dike is the source of the River Holme. She could feel a deadness seeping into her, a chilly indifference. Concrete is a safe and reliable means of handling wastewater for treatment, while preventing pollutants from seeping into the water table from the collection system. The water which eventually reaches the waterworks has been naturally prefiltered, since it has been seeping through the various soil and rock layers for many weeks. Water that infiltrates the Earth's surface becomes groundwater, slowly seeping downward into extensive layers of porous soil and rock called aquifers. It's all about tailings ponds and if they're seeping into the Athabasca, yet we seem to be avoiding this issue as if it were the elephant in the room. Scientists blame chytrid, which kills amphibians by seeping in through their skin and leads to heart failure, for wiping out dozens of species and putting hundreds, maybe thousands, at risk. These chemicals are seeping into our soil, leaching into the water we drink, being absorbed by our homes, harming our bodies and claiming the lives of our children. Show More Sentences Other shops, schools, offices, law courts, and temples are all being submerged by water seeping through from under the ground. The farm is embanked in a berm varying in height between 30 and 45 cm which is equipped with a hydrocarbon-resistant liner to prevent contaminants from seeping in the underlying soil in case of an accidental spill. And some of the chemicals that are used on the plantations have been seeping into the waters where some of the tourists like to do the whitewater rafting. Our canonical images of leakiness involve liquid seeping out through small openings in something — a dripping faucet, a roof letting in rain, a boat with a cracked hull. Four days in and a sense of dejection and despondency is seeping through the halls. I'm jealous because an Australian journalist managed to get into the negotiating chambers yesterday. If you heat them with a heat gun you can see the oil seeping. Capitalism is seeping through the bamboo curtain. Over ham sarnies I learned there is now enough unsavoury muck seeping into the Thames to fill the Albert Hall 450 times. You can feel that a lot of cultural wealth is just seeping away. What a demon, a behemoth, evil just seems to be seeping through him. However, ongoing mining activity in the area caused the permafrost to thaw. This has resulted in water seeping in and out of some of the underground storage areas. In order to keep the closed casing end clean, and to prevent sausage meat seeping out of the stuffing tube when changing the casing, a pneumatic return pump is installed between the stuffer and the stuffing tube. The Torgoch or rare arctic char may die at Llyn Padarn, Llanberis if no action is taken to stop sewage from seeping into its waters. They result from seawater becoming heated after seeping through cracks to places where hot magma is close to the seabed. Deep wounds in his chest were seeping blood, and the medscanner Tacitus had pressed against his neck showed his vital signs on the wane. By the time the Environment Agency shut the tip down, after many warnings that were ignored, the toxic chemicals seeping from it into the ground had become a risk to the city's water supply and to wildlife. During the tour, frontman Damon Albarn began to resent American culture and found the need to comment on that culture's influence seeping into Britain. Reports of fresh leaks from the pipes and radiation hot spots on the ground, even where no water is evident, has raised concern of radioactive water seeping into the ground. It can be especially bad in the winter, when a temperature inversion caused by warmer air from the Caspian seeping over the Alborz mountains traps colder, polluted air. It was very bad in winter, when a temperature inversion caused by warmer air from the Caspian seeping over the Alborz mountains trapped colder, polluted air. Show More Sentences It was not until 1959 that a borehole at Kimmeridge showed that oil was seeping out, and 1960 saw British Petroleum's Kimmeridge Oil Field discovered. Kirklees Council officers visited hundreds of properties to trace the source of raw sewage seeping into a stream at local beauty spot, Rakes Dike in Hepworth. Examples from Classical Literature Blood, seeping from it, had dribbled down his cheek and stained his collar. Then examine the calked flues carefully, and if you see any seeping of water, use your beader lightly till the water stops. Danny felt warm wetness where the blood was seeping from his ribs. Blood, seeping from a gash across his forehead, blinded him. It produces a white, thick substance and vapour from the slightest seeping wound before congealing. And strange stories were seeping into the press of the world. This will keep water from seeping inside the piston rod housing. Find more words! 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