How To Use Driblet In A Sentence

  • Edgar noticed that Clyde was wearing a necktie with a driblet design. Underworld
  • There is already among the British soldiers an immense vocabulary of slang or colloquialisms, driblets of which reach us now and then.
  • A driblet of water emerged from the spring to flow along a winding channel and finally trickle down into the chasm. A Spell For Chameleon
  • And, if you're feeling extra decadent, then adding a few driblets of essential oil will also give you a natural aromatherapy bath.
  • With driblets of rust on her hull and at the outset of the anchor cable, she recalled the smirched bathtub of some old hotel.
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  • The page-count also gives manga artists room to unfold their stories, shaking the last driblets of pathos from the often-overripe melodrama.
  • years afterward, they would pay the blood-money, driblet by driblet
  • It's miles wide, you see, at the entrance, but later on it is split into two by the Hohenhörn bank: then it gets shallow and very complicated, and ends in a mere tidal driblet with another name. The Riddle of the Sands
  • The questions immediately posed to us by this nasty driblet of history are clear: Who was crazy? Dan Agin: A Demon in the Head I: Madness and Murderous Violence
  • The steamroller would seem to rest too, just sighing little driblets of steam, when the roadmen took their breaks.
  • Years afterward they would pay the blood - money driblet by driblet.
  • Due to slow driblets of monthly welfare payments to single mothers, there is insufficient food on the table.
  • They increased their first driblets of ‘aid’ only when it became clear that people all over the world were spontaneously giving millions and a public relations problem beckoned.
  • With this driblet in the tide Herod held Qushmarrah. The Tower of Fear
  • It was nothing short of a miracle, an Elf offering to tell him everything without having to coax it out, driblet by driblet! Tran Siberian
  • It is already plain as a pikestaff that Cameron and Hague lack the stomach, the personal courage, moral fibre, honour and integrity to do anything about the EU Constitution if it has come into force by the time they get their hands on the driblets of power still left to a government in the United Kingdom. Archive 2009-08-30

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