Meanings of percolate through in English

In this angel-fearful place, all manner of things percolate through the dark.

It began to rise above the populace, and to percolate through higher ground.

Infiniti's past troubles with the content-character balance percolate through as a buyer moves up-market.

The water will thus percolate through the stone without splashing and evenly wet the sand and cement.

He set the hat down for the water to percolate through the soft felt at its leisure.

But a rate cut takes time to percolate through the economy, anywhere up to 12 months or longer.

So, you know, if these ideas percolate through the system, you know, we will look at them as we go.

It can take years for surface water to percolate through soil into the squishy clay or caverns that hold the moisture.

The permanently frozen ground beneath the surface layer, softened now by spring and summer melt, allowed no drainage to percolate through.

It is scarcely an overstatement to say that the impact of Agenda 2000 will percolate through to every corner of this State.

This process begins before the water boils, but the hotter the water becomes the more rapidly does it percolate through the coffee.

As a rule it was somewhere where the water from an adjacent brook would percolate through the earth and make things uncomfortable.

Twenty years ago a radical new concept began to percolate through Ireland's community and voluntary sector, one that has challenged conventional thinking ever since.

That would avoid the possible propaganda damage, and surely the fact that we've simply stopped doing it would percolate through the military fairly quickly.

Care should be taken to make them watertight, otherwise the foul matter may percolate through the ground, and is likely to contaminate the water supply.

This is the salt water percolating through invisible crannies in the rock.