1. Blood was beginning to seep through the bandages.

2. Water can now seep in.

3. Blood began to seep from his hands.

4. My anger began to seep away.

5. Then slowly the tension began to seep away.

6. Let the village atmosphere seep into your pores.

7. It would seep in and we'd choke, too.

8. It will seep, and then it's going to draw.

9. Nagging unease began to seep into Delaney's weary bones.

10. The art begins to seep deep into his psychological being.

11. Everyday horrors seep into his unconscious like stains on a sheet.

12. His attitude seems to seep into all comers of the company.

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14. This permits fluid to seep behind the retina, floating it off the choroid.

15. It would take months, perhaps a year, for such strength to seep away.

16. They tried to loosen them but failed. Blood began to seep from his hands.

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18. Beware of marker pens, as their ink tends to seep deeply into the wood.

19. If meteoric water does not evaporate or run overland, it may seep directly into the ground.

20. Atrazine can travel (seep or leach) through soil and can enter groundwater which may be used as drinking water

21. The iconic reef is being damaged by pesticides and sediment from farms that seep into waterways.

22. The odour of must and the small waking cry of a child seep into the air.

23. She didn't move away but allowed the small pressure to seep through to her very soul where it nestled comfortably.

24. Even when mountains were being blasted, excess oil could seep into cracks and later cause accidents.

25. The rain, still fresh on the grass, began to seep through the soles of his boots.

26. The helium would seep up through fissures, and hence its natural occurrence near the hot springs.

27. Some workers are poking the soil with sticks to get water to seep in, singing as they go.

28. This means, for instance, that only the uranium isotopes are present in waters that seep into limestone caves.

29. Overall, the substrate and nutritional heterogeneity introduced by Authigenic seep carbonates act to promote diverse, uniquely adapted assemblages, even after seepage ceases

30. The more widespread type of Authigenic carbonate, however, probably exists in ordinary sediments without methane seep structures.

31. They argue that unseemly haggling with Congress will allow the momentum of the referendum victory to seep away.

32. If the soil is made up of small particles it becomes compact -- so compact, that water cannot seep in.

33. The use of soluble chemical fertilizers is banned, as they seep into rivers and pollute the water supply.

34. Some have such hard outer shells that fire is needed to crack them open to allow moisture to seep in.

35. Although they allow more of Doyle's attention to the corrosive effects of poverty to seep through, they remain essentially optimistic.

36. She was still shivering when he finished, but the warmth gradually began to seep inwards to where her bones were chilled.

37. When it rains, these chemicals seep into the ground, or run off into our waterways, poisoning our water too.

38. But as trickles of news began to seep through the court, detailing the king's every move, she welcomed them.

39. In richer nations, water sources are contaminated by, among other things, fertilizers and pesticides that wash into rivers and seep into groundwater.

40. The abandoned mines would fill with water contaminated with iron, acids and chlorides which could seep through ground waters affecting rivers.

41. Submarine cold seep and its associated Authigenic minerals in sediment are meaningful to indicate the existence of underlying natural gas hydrate

42. These were noises to stave off the silence into which misery might seep, noises to throw against the hardness of life.

43. The door that Fenella had indicated was the one with ill-fitting seams that permitted the red glow to seep through.

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45. Unmould for serving on to a heated plate large enough to accommodate the pudding and the sauce that will seep from it.

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47. Before the 19th century when the construction of Cesspits was improved, liquid waste from the sewage would seep through the cesspit and into the ground

48. 2. blend, run, meet, unite, mix, combine, flow, fuse, mingle, converge, ooze, seep, amalgamate, meld, intermix The two colours will Bleed into each other

49. They are noisier and Baulkier than the 260 unless Redline MT90 is used, although this does seep past the seals more than straight GL4

50. As the plates spread apart, the lithosphere, or crust, is moved aside like a lid, allowing molten rock from the liquid asthenosphere to seep through.

51. Strip mining is efficient, but scars the land and bauxite processing releases a toxic red sludge that can seep into water supplies if not adequately contained.

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53. The needles punch through the epidermis, allowing ink to seep deep into the dermis, which is composed of collagen fibers, nerves, glands, blood vessels and more.

54. Bruises are usually caused by blunt trauma that ruptures the tiny capillaries under the skin and allows small amounts of blood to seep out, leaving the area darkened

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56. Albuminuria, as the name suggests, is the issue that causes the albumin to seep into the urine. So, the condition causes the protein to pass from the blood to your urine

57. Lawn Aeration is the process of perforating your lawn with tons of holes to break up your soil and let it breathe, allowing water, air, and nutrients to seep in

58. By 1772, the Company needed British government loans to stay afloat, and there was fear in London that the Company's corrupt practices could soon seep into British business and public life.

59. The objectification of women and animals has been validated by the pervasiveness of such mass media representations, and subsequently the iconographies of the Animalised woman and the sexualised animal seep seamlessly into the mundane every day, …

60. But call it a sign of how small the world has become, or how pervasive globalization has spread, but here in the boondocks of backwaters, diverse interests from around the world have begun to seep in.

61. Trophic structure of the Bathyal benthos at an area with evidence of methane seep activity off southern Chile (~45°S) - Volume 94 Issue 4 - Germán Zapata-Hernández, Javier Sellanes, Andrew R

62. The Acari first appeared in the course of an attempt to make crystals of silica by allowing a suitable fluid medium to seep through a piece of porous stone (oxide of iron, from Vesuvius) kept electrified by means of a battery

63. Those snow-Begirded iron peaks Which loom o’er land and vale, Where sprout a myriad of creeks Which down the mountain sail, Where glaciers melt to cadet streams Which seep down steep ravines And sunlight in the snowdrift gleams And glitters in between Pale rocks of valour, standing there For eons keeping watch, Up high in free and blitheful air,

64. Authigenic carbonates recovered from two newly discovered active cold seeps on the northwestern slope of the South China Sea have been studied using petrography, mineralogy, stable carbon and oxygen isotopic, as well as trace element compositions, together with AMS 14 C ages of shells of seep-dwelling bivalves to unravel fluid sources, formation conditions, and seepage dynamics.