Examples of using Trickled in English and their translations into German
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Blood trickled out of her mouth.
We shoveled so that the sweat trickled.
Sweat trickled into Boxy Vicián's eyes.
As with the Droid update, this one will be trickled out.
It trickled nothing from his fingers.
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These frightful words trickled out of her like honey.
Trickled eel with lithinated cream, and juniper in tansy leaf pouches.
What would happen if an electric current no longer flowed, but trickled instead?
Blood trickled down her leg to the ground.
Even before the brand's relaunch the beans of Andraschko Kaffeemanufaktur trickled out of red packages.
The morning dew trickled down the tin, penetrating the soil to reach the kernel.
Such systems dehumidify the supply air using a liquid sorbent(e.g. lithium chloride),which is trickled into the absorber.
The water trickled down from a rock, yet was not enough to water even three riders.
Sheldon Cohen and his colleagues looked for 150 late sleepers and early risers and trickled a solution with rhinoviruses in their noses.
Fresh juice trickled from my twat as I wondered what her surprise was.
Sports facilities campsites Controls are strongly recommended forother areas and stationary installations where water is trickled or sprayed e. g.
He trickled into my room one morning with a good old cup of tea, and intimated that there was something doing.
After watching the film, people trickled on stage sharing what they felt and what they thought.
Accompained by cheering, screaming and surprised cries by the overwhelmed audience, paper shavings covered the stadium,got stuck in the hair, trickled into the jackets, going down the whole back.
Some white frost has already trickled on our additional sleeping bag and has melted partially and has frozen partially then again.
For according to Jung and the anthroposophists, the human body does not distinguish itself from the soul:an idea which in literature also trickled from Walt Whitman over Ezra Pound and James Joyce to Allen Ginsberg into the beat and hippie generations.
Water trickled in slow enough that if you have tumbled into a bog, you have time to get out, but not for longer than a few seconds.
Slate comes from a kind of metamorphic rock, formed about 200 million years ago, it consists of thin layers of stones, quarried largely by hand and often under very difficult conditions, Especially its rusty colour was formed by oxidation of different metals,which water trickled between the layers of stone.
The boarding school antics have trickled to a halt, classrooms have gone silent, and even Quidditch matches--once the mark of happier times--have fallen by the wayside.
When a door, at length, closed upon her, my glance sought instinctively and eagerly the countenance of the brother; but he had buried his face in his hands, and I could only perceive that a far more than ordinarywanness had overspread the emaciated fingers through which trickled many passionate tears.
A jet of water trickled through it into a reservoir under a vine, thence creating freshness and verdure wherever it went from terrace to terrace, till it reached the bottom of his ravine.
Slate comes from a kind of metamorphic rock, formed about 200 million years ago, it consists of thin layers of stones, quarried largely by hand and often under very difficult conditions, Especially its rusty colour was formed by oxidation of different metals,which water trickled between the layers of stone.
As news about the shootings trickled out, an eyewitness saidthat one of the perpetrators had yelled“Allahu Akbar,”(“God is great” in Arabic), before firing into a crowd at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris.
It was a lucky guess, however, for a sudden turn brought the'laggards out of the obscurity and into a lighted square before the doors of the church itself- a tiny church, white walled and low roofed, and filled apparently to its doors,while from its open portals trickled the monotonous chant of a male choir, the voices always returning to a well-marked and not unmelodious refrain.
So when Corky trickled into my apartment one afternoon, shooing a girl in front of him, and said,"Bertie, I want you to meet my fiancee, Miss Singer," the aspect of the matter which hit me first was precisely the one which he had come to consult me about.