seepage

There are seepage areas and a spring in the north of the site.

There'll be some seepage through the leather, but not too much.

Some seepage began almost immediately as the water covered this area.

The head of the image could opened and always appears water seepage inside.

Down there in the cells, when I told her that, she called it seepage.

But measurements also show that a like amount is lost from seepage into the ground.

Matt watched it for a time to be sure there was no seepage.

A certain amount of seepage from the storm still reached them, but they were under cover.

The power seepage felt like warm sunshine on a spring morning.

At least two series of efforts were made between 1917 and 1925 to decrease lake seepage.

Water seepage undoubtedly caused much of the damage, he said.

Still, he could see that it helped to keep the fever down and the seepage of blood under control.

Of course there has been seepage into commodities and assets.

It is found in road verges or areas of seepage.

"There have been fires before, but we thought those were because of seepage from old pipes."

That same year, concrete work was started to enable seepage control on the left bank.

There had been no such water seepage when the cave was occupied, of course.

A drip is caused by seepage from the water supply.

She looked down at her arm to find the bleeding had slowed to seepage.

He took another step forward and his foot splashed in the cold seepage water.

It gets its name from the seepages around which it lives.

Fix any leaks or seepage in the house, indoors and out.

Because he had refused to be paid she couldn't ask him to come back again to deal with the seepage.

Yet, suppose when we were close together, there was a kind of seepage- perhaps individuals even crossed.

In the fading light they sniffed at the gas seepage.