1.   As news seeped out, Internet chat rooms went crazy, bids flooded into online auction houses and parents began to fret over what to tell their children.

2.   But as word seeps out that the grand strategy is failing to meet its promise, the market loses faith.

3.   But as words of his antics seeped out, people started talking.

4.   But his views have seeped out, creating a strong impact on the defense team.

5.   Hours before word seeped out, many Republicans scoffed at the notion that Smith might leave the fold.

6.   In this White House, it is considered disloyal for anyone to allow information to seep out that could reflect negatively on the president.

7.   It may be that the trap is no longer filled with water or that there is a leak that permits water to seep out regularly.

8.   Later, of course, it would seep out whose plan it was.

9.   One would think that the music composers were surrounded by as youths would fix itself in their ears and seep out later in their works.

10.   Only rarely does the old indignation seep out now.