11.   By the time a homeowner notices the fungus in a cabinet, under a sink or seeping from a carpet, the house has sustained severe structural damage.

12.   Carbon monoxide seeps from the furnace of an elementary school in Queens, sickening dozens of students.

13.   Comprehensive environmental tests later determined that the explosive gas, seeping from an old oil field, pervades the entire site.

14.   Cunningham said phosphorus-laden water could be seeping up from underneath the Keys, however.

15.   Derek Fisher managed a small smile, shook his head and let a breath almost seep from his lips.

16.   During the first season, trainer Bill Bates several times was greeted by raw sewage that had seeped from underground.

17.   Ground moisture seeping up from the soil in a crawl space or through a concrete floor can also add considerable amounts of moisture to the air.

18.   If television pictures were anywhere near an accurate gauge, an anger long pent seemed to seep from the crowd.

19.   In exploring the wellsprings of American music, the editors focus mostly on what seeped from the mountains of the East and fields of the South.

20.   Internet use in China is growing dramatically, seeping from urban universities and businesses to homes and affordable Internet cafes all over the country.