dribble

Let kids try dribbling close to themselves and far away.

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

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

Do you think he might have dribbled the ball a bit?

"I'll tell him I dribbled through half the team and won the game by myself."

I would play the ball, not the man, only he dribbles so much.

This is more of a business relationship, dribbling for dollars.

Details of the changes have been dribbling out for months.

She saw a child dribbling water from a cup over the edge.

"They are dribbling strategic information out a little bit at a time."

George did as he was told, and she dribbled out two drops.

Blood dribbled out of his chest again, but now everything felt different.

I tried dribbling and lost it, like Hand, on a rock.

She means, I'm dribbling too much, and not passing enough.

There was no pressure and the water dribbled in slowly.

The ball dropped from his hand and dribbled to the ground.

How quickly money dribbled away, Maggie thought a few days later.

I dribbled the blood into his mouth, then pulled the cup away.

No dribbling the ball for more than the allowed amount of times.

"I know that dribbling the ball will hurt a little."

She turned quickly, dribbled toward the basket and took the final shot.

He's used to dribbling and shooting in front of an audience.

Then he grinned, turned, and dribbled out to half court.

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

He's the one guy that's able to break you down off the dribble.

I took one dribble to my left and let it go.

Dribble' and as a coach, I may have told them before the game this is what we want to do.

In high school he could go off the dribble and maybe shoot over people.

He went down hard after losing his dribble on a drive with more than seven minutes left in the game.

They also worked on developing her moves off the dribble.

It has never been a line: a slow dribble, maybe.

There was a little grey dribble around the top, too.

He came down the next time and pulled up his dribble 10 feet from the rim.

He can put the ball on the floor, take it off the dribble and get somewhere.

"They shot the lights out and beat us off the dribble so many times."

But he had taken one too many dribbles to beat the clock.

"He's just so quick off the dribble it's hard to keep up with him."

He is also fighting the urge to simply take his man off the dribble.

His ability to go to the hole off the dribble and to defend is special.

She saw Henry relax in the middle of a dribble, take a step toward the house.

The other people in the plane see him moving a meter or two as he makes one dribble.

He does get beaten off the dribble and loses his man too often.

Finally, the last dribble of juice fell on their faces.

Watching my come dribble off her lips, it was hard to stay angry.

Carefully, she let some of the clear liquid dribble into his mouth.

"He gets into you and creates things off the dribble.

A dribble of red light showed briefly through the bedroom's window.

The water is coming from where a house was, a dribble of liquid dark with ashes.