trickle|trickles in English

noun

[trick·le || 'trɪkl]

thin stream, slow movement

Use "trickle|trickles" in a sentence

1. Water trickles through an underground grotto.

2. 15 I keep running in to pay cash in trickles.

3. A Trickle Becomes a Torrent!

4. And our eyelids trickle with water.

5. Today, we have trickle-down economics.

6. Trickle some oil over the salad.

7. Productivity slowed to an erratic trickle.

8. TEACHING BOX 19B: A Trickle Becomes a Torrent!

9. 21 Trickle a little oil over each salad.

10. 4 The stream has dwindled to a trickle.

11. 1 Trickle some oil over the salad.

12. The creek trickles pleasantly, carving away at the pale loam.

13. 19 Productivity slowed to an erratic trickle.

14. 7 News is starting to trickle out.

15. 5 Recent legislation has reduced immigration to a trickle.

16. COVID Trickle-Down Tied to Potential Corrugated Shortage

17. 22 A thin trickle of juice came out.

18. Kim rejects “trickle-down” economics in favor of inclusive growth

19. 3 She felt the cold water trickle down her throat.

20. 25 Would it benefit from a trickle filter?

21. 20 A trickle of juice ran down his chin.

22. She felt the cold water trickle down her throat.

23. 2 Wealth is failing to trickle down through society.

24. After a while, a trickle turns into a stream.

25. 19 Recent legislation has reduced immigration to a trickle.