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Financial help from the West has dribbled in, at best.

I could do without you, he told the City, the words dribbling in his mind.

There was no pressure and the water dribbled in slowly.

His language is dribbling in, but there has been no explosion.

Yet as the reviews began to dribble in, it looked like something had gone wrong.

The ad opens on a young man dribbling in place.

I used to dribble in the house, drive my mother crazy."

Water dribbles in and she springs back to her normal shape as though nothing has happened.

Information from insurers is still dribbling in to state regulators.

Holiday heard him and added his opinion: "He was dribbling in there, too."

Yet, despite getting his hands to the ball, Fabianski allowed it to dribble in.

He was always late releasing the ball and tried to dribble in almost impossible situations.

First he dribbled in on Howard to draw the keeper out of the box.

And as facts dribbled in about the violence, the mysteries grew deeper.

Lukewarm water dribbled in slowly' when she turned the tap.

Dribbling in traffic, from foul line to left wing, the play broken down.

As we dribbled in, more and more, he was horrified.

He dribbled in and out of traffic effortlessly while always looking for an open teammate.

A lot of times the ball is dribbled in the paint, and we don't even see the ball.

It dribbled in tiny rivulets down her neck and chest.

"Obviously the information has dribbled in fits and starts out of Apple.

Curry turned his left ankle trying to change directions while dribbling in the third quarter of Game 2.

One of his second-half runs, dribbling in from the right, particularly delighted the home fans.

Water ran off to either side, dribbling in small rivulets that darkened the rocks.