97 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Dribble' in a Sentence
"To fall or flow in drops or small quantities; trickle." more
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The tears began to dribble down her cheeks as she read the heartfelt letter from a long-lost friend.
Sweat started to dribble down his face as he completed the intense workout.
In the basketball game, the skilled player will be dribbling past defenders effortlessly.
She dribbled honey over her pancakes.
The news will have dribbled slowly through the community, causing a ripple of excitement.
Thoughts of the past have dribbled into her mind unexpectedly.
As the leak persisted, water continued to dribble from the damaged pipe.
With a slight tilt, the water bottle started to dribble its contents onto the table.
After the heavy rain, water will have been dribbling down the sides of the mountain.
As the rain intensified, it started to dribble through the small holes in the roof.
The old faucet was worn out, causing water to dribble rather than flow.
The baby's teething will cause saliva to dribble from his mouth.
The candle was lit in a drafty room, making the flame flicker and dribble wax.
The sauce from the pizza has dribbled onto the tablecloth.
He dribbles the basketball skillfully on the court.
The kitten watched the milk dribble from the bottle into its bowl.
The rain had dribbled down the window pane, creating a soothing melody.
The ink pen tends to dribble if pressed too hard on paper.
During the tea party, the spilled tea continued to dribble off the table.
As the rain continues, I am dribbling my umbrella to stay dry.
The river was dribbling through the rocky terrain.
As the candle burned, wax started to dribble down its sides, forming artistic patterns.
The leaking pen in her bag has been dribbling ink, staining all her notebooks.
As the ice cream melts, it will have dribbled over the sides of the cone.
The sandcastle slowly eroded, and grains of sand began to dribble down the sides.
During the intense game, sweat will dribble down the athlete's face.
The student's focus wavered, causing attention to dribble away during the lecture.
The broken pipe in the garden has been dribbling water, causing a small puddle to form.
By the time we reach the beach, the melting ice cream will have been dribbling down the cone.
The baby has been dribbling milk from the corner of his mouth while feeding.
The news about the scandal has dribbled slowly to the public.
The melting ice cream started to dribble down the cone and onto my hand.
The coffee machine will have been dribbling aromatic espresso for the early morning caffeine fix.
As the toddler eats the popsicle, sticky juice will have been dribbling down her fingers.
After the heavy rainfall, mud will dribble down the hillside.
The scientist will be dribbling a chemical solution into the experiment flask for precise measurements.
With a shaky hand, he will dribble paint onto the canvas.
The toddler attempted to drink from the cup, causing the liquid to dribble down his chin.
The impatient child allowed sand to dribble through their fingers while waiting for their turn.
The leaky umbrella allowed rain to dribble onto her head during the storm.
The information will have dribbled gradually into public awareness.
Tears started to dribble down her cheeks as she watched the emotional movie scene.
During the dance performance, the graceful dancer will be dribbling flower petals onto the stage.
During the slow cooking process, the savory aroma will have been dribbling through the kitchen.
The leaking pen will dribble ink on the important documents.
After the rain, the leaves on the trees have been dribbling water onto the forest floor.
Oil began to dribble from the car engine, indicating a potential issue.
The sauce had dribbled down his chin as he savored the delicious pasta.
Raindrops were dribbling down the window pane during the storm.
The leaking bottle is dribbling liquid onto the table.
During the cooking demonstration, the chef will be dribbling olive oil onto the salad.
The basketball player must have dribbled skillfully to avoid the defenders.
The wounded soldier has been dribbling blood from his arm as he awaits medical help.
When the coffee machine malfunctions, it will dribble coffee onto the counter.
He realized he must have dribbled coffee on his shirt during the meeting.
The astronaut will be dribbling tiny soil samples onto the analysis tray for closer examination.
Oil begins to dribble out of the damaged engine.
After the rainfall, water will have dribbled through the cracks in the roof.
The news of the unexpected victory started to dribble through the town, sparking celebrations.
The river made a soft dribble sound as it flowed over the rocks.
As the rain continues, the leaves will be dribbling raindrops onto the ground.
By the time he reached the leak, water had dribbled onto the kitchen floor.
The rain will have dribbled down the window pane all night.
Tiny streams had dribbled from the melting ice cream cone in the summer heat.
The slow internet connection caused the video to dribble instead of playing smoothly.
His jokes were so amusing that laughter started to dribble through the entire audience.
He tried to fix the leaky bottle, but water continued to dribble out.
After washing the paintbrush, water continued to dribble from its bristles.
The little stream began to dribble through the rocks in the garden.
The honey had a runny consistency, making it dribble over the edges of the toast.
The faucet was left open, causing water to dribble slowly into the sink.
The paint on the wall is dribbling after the heavy rain.
Throughout the experiment, the chemical solution will have been dribbling slowly into the reaction chamber.
By the end of the match, the basketball player will have dribbled expertly past his opponents.
The slow-paced game caused boredom to dribble into the minds of the spectators.
The leaky roof had been dribbling rainwater into the buckets below.
Words of wisdom began to dribble from the elderly storyteller's lips.
The coffee pot had a slow leak, causing coffee to dribble onto the countertop.
Ink started to dribble from the pen, creating an unintentional abstract pattern on the paper.
The toddler tends to dribble a bit while drinking from a cup.
A small stream can dribble through the rocky terrain in the mountains.
In the final moments of the game, tension will have been dribbling through the stadium.
The tears of joy began to dribble when they announced her as the winner.
Her tears had dribbled slowly as she listened to the heartbreaking story.
The river had shrunk, and water began to dribble instead of flowing vigorously.
The storyteller will be dribbling suspense into the plot, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.
I like to dribble my pancake syrup in a zigzag pattern.
The saucepan on the stove is dribbling steam.
The paint on the canvas has been dribbling down, creating a unique and abstract artwork.
The overloaded dishwasher caused soapy water to dribble out onto the kitchen floor.
The basketball player is dribbling skillfully across the court.
After the long hike, beads of sweat will have dribbled from his forehead.
The melting ice cream caused sticky sweetness to dribble down the sides of the cone.
The broken pipe was dribbling sewage into the street.
The melting popsicle has been dribbling colorful liquid onto the children's hands.
As she poured the syrup, she watched it dribble slowly onto her pancakes.
The sauce had a thin consistency, causing it to dribble off the spoon.
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