seep away

While the door was opened, the culture slowly seeped away.

Then the drug took effect and the pain began to seep away.

It had all seeped away only within the past couple of months, after the Change.

Most of the water had already seeped away into the soil.

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

After three games they were top but momentum began to seep away.

The heat of the day seeped away and the air cooled.

He reached out for the desk, but his strength seeped away.

Blunt pain, as if it were seeping away from him.

While he lay there, some of the terror seeped away.

He felt confusion, and, with that, his training seeped away.

Nevertheless, the influence they used to enjoy is seeping away.

To make things worse, some of their clubhouse power has seeped away to girls!

There had to be a crack in the floor that allowed the water to seep away.

Then as we got closer I watched the flesh of his face begin to seep away.

Her watery blue eyes seeped away and turned black, closed to the world.

She saw a thin trail of dust and blood seeping away from her.

The child was unconscious, in no pain, his life seeping away rapidly.

Some of the laziness began to seep away from his face.

Instead, money has been seeping away into a corrupt government apparatus.

Cord worked to hold on to his anger, but some of it seeped away.

The last red slash of the sunset had seeped away.

There is nothing whatever he can do to repair it or to prevent the water from seeping away.

Fill each hole with at least 300mm of water and let it seep away overnight.

The magic seemed to seep away like water running into a crack in the rocks.