drippingly造句

He was drippingly sarcastic when I made a mistake.
Before long Plunkett and Macleane have become infamous as highwaymen, robbing coaches crammed full of drippingly decadent nobles that pass along the road at night.
"I Dreamed of Africa " so palpably, drippingly foreshadows the bad things to come that viewers are bound to wonder why Kuki can't see it coming and get out of Dodge.
But if you could, the definition most likely would be " to crush " or " to captivate an entire ballyard, city, state and nation during each drippingly anticipated at-bat ."
Everett's cell phone rings now and then, each time with the same woman _ whom he drippingly calls " darling " and whom he'd be squiring to dinner that evening _ on the other end .\
It's difficult to find drippingly in a sentence. 用drippingly造句挺难的

Founded by Bikram Choudhury through schools in India, Europe and Japan, and imported to America in 1974, the premise is that yoga is more effective when done in a super-hot, drippingly humid room . ( Monsho, Austin American-Statesman ).
Waldemar Kmentt, a distinguished 72-year-old tenor who has been singing at the Vienna State Opera since 1951, made his Met debut and gave a deeply detailed and drippingly Viennese performance as the Major-Domo, who conveys the patron's desires to the astonished performers.
Having unveiled an impressive year-round chamber hall, the Harris Concert Hall, six years ago, it plans to open a new, redesigned concert tent next season to replace the 35-year-old one now in use, whose worn condition ( added to inherent acoustical flaws ) has been drippingly evident during a rainy summer the rest of the country might envy.
The Medveds are disgusted _ drippingly, indignantly disgusted _ by everything from pushy parents ( as in the case of Jessica Dubroff, the girl who died in a plane crash while trying to become the world's youngest cross-country pilot, or of JonBenet Ramsey, not because she was murdered but because she was in beauty pagents ), to the media, to kids'books ( they even find fault with the " Junior Girl Scout Handbook " ), to schools, to families that are anything but nuclear, to peers who will lead your kids astray.