percolate

Example Sentences

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The Met Gala is in part so fascinating because it sets in stone a percolating mood or idea that then reverberates for a handful of years to come.

From Washington Post

And that either complicates or smooths over a percolating controversy over Lagerfeld’s legacy in the lead-up to Monday’s event, considered the Super Bowl of the fashion industry.

From Washington Post

Elsewhere, his patter percolated, creating a smooth yet lively murmur.

From New York Times

The disparaging remark, written in her goodbye note, percolates in his mind throughout his attempts at understanding the separation as he takes a week off from his dull office job.

From Los Angeles Times

The water is now percolating up into residents’ yards; 27 homes appeared to be affected as of Thursday afternoon.

From Los Angeles Times