A broken pen drivels ink onto the important documents, creating a mess.
A clogged drain drivels dirty water slowly, a sign of neglect.
Even in his old age, the storyteller drivels tales of dragons and knights.
He drivels about his nonexistent wealth, trying to impress others.
He drivels about his past glories, ignoring the present.
He drivels his opinion without regard for others.
He drivels nonsense when he's nervous, filling the silence with meaningless words.
He drivels on about his accomplishments, seeking validation.
He drivels on about his perfect life, oblivious to the struggles of others.
He drivels on about his supposed adventures, but nobody really believes him.
He drivels on, unaware that everyone has lost interest.
He drivels out the lyrics to a half-forgotten song.
My leaky faucet drivels constantly, a nagging reminder of my to-do list.
The abandoned building drivels its secrets through peeling paint and crumbling walls.
The abandoned vehicle drivels rust and debris onto the street.
The aging celebrity drivels about the glory days, longing for the past.
The aging computer drivels error messages constantly.
The aging software drivels error messages, frustrating the user.
The broken clock drivels the wrong time, causing confusion.
The broken heart drivels sadness and regret.
The broken promise drivels distrust and resentment.
The broken record drivels the same phrase repeatedly, driving everyone mad.
The broken relationship drivels resentment and regret.
The broken speaker drivels distorted sound, ruining the audio experience.
The broken sprinkler drivels water in the wrong direction.
The broken toy drivels plastic pieces onto the floor.
The comedian drivels off-color jokes, testing the boundaries of good taste.
The conspiracy theorist drivels about government secrets and alien invasions.
The conspiracy website drivels ridiculous theories, attracting gullible readers.
The corrupt official drivels promises he has no intention of keeping.
The damaged hard drive drivels corrupted data, frustrating recovery efforts.
The desperate gambler drivels promises he can't afford to keep.
The disgruntled employee drivels complaints to anyone who will listen.
The dog drivels happily when presented with a tasty treat.
The dying embers drivel a wisp of smoke into the air.
The engine drivels oil, signaling a costly repair in the near future.
The exhausted runner drivels his way to the finish line.
The failing business drivels losses, heading toward bankruptcy.
The faulty connection drivels static noise, interfering with the signal.
The faulty printer drivels out smudged and incomplete documents.
The faulty sprinkler system drivels water unevenly across the lawn.
The forgotten language drivels fragments of meaning.
The forgotten language drivels sounds of a lost culture.
The forgotten memory drivels back into consciousness, a fleeting image.
The frustrated programmer drivels insults at the uncooperative code.
The grieving widow drivels her sorrow to anyone who will listen.
The heartbroken artist drivels melancholic poetry, filled with loss and despair.
The injured athlete drivels excuses for his poor performance.
The insecure child drivels pleas for attention, seeking validation.
The lazy student drivels excuses for not completing the assignment.
The leaky faucet drivels away precious resources.
The leaky pen drivels ink all over the desk.
The leaky pipe drivels water into the basement, causing damage.
The leaky roof drivels water onto the antique furniture below.
The lonely writer drivels her thoughts into a dusty journal.
The machine drivels a stream of processed data, ready for analysis.
The machine drivels out the same product, lacking any innovation.
The malfunctioning GPS drivels incorrect directions, leading them astray.
The malfunctioning printer drivels ink, creating smudged and illegible documents.
The malfunctioning robot drivels gibberish, its programming corrupted.
The malfunctioning sensor drivels false readings, creating inaccurate data.
The malfunctioning vending machine drivels change but no product.
The melting candle drivels wax onto the table, creating a sticky mess.
The melting ice cream cone drivels sweetness down her hand.
The melting icicle drivels water onto the snowy ground below.
The melting snowman drivels water onto the frozen ground.
The neglected blog drivels outdated content.
The neglected garden drivels weeds and overgrown plants.
The neglected project drivels behind schedule and over budget.
The nervous interviewee drivels under pressure, losing composure.
The old cassette player drivels distorted sounds, ruining the music.
The old engine drivels smoke, indicating a need for repair.
The old fountain drivels water, a sad echo of its former glory.
The old man drivels wisdom, though his words are often garbled.
The old politician drivels clichés, avoiding any real commitment.
The old projector drivels flickering images onto the screen.
The old pump drivels water slowly, struggling to keep up.
The old radio drivels static and fades in and out.
The old tape recorder drivels garbled speech, making it hard to understand.
The old tractor drivels oil, leaving a trail in the field.
The old typewriter drivels ink onto the paper, creating a messy document.
The overflowing garbage can drivels refuse onto the sidewalk.
The political commentator drivels rhetoric designed to inflame passions.
The political pundit drivels biased commentary, influencing public opinion.
The polluted river drivels toxins into the surrounding ecosystem.
The propaganda film drivels distorted truths to influence viewers.
The propaganda machine drivels misinformation to manipulate the public.
The rain drivels steadily against the windowpane, creating a soothing sound.
The rusty pipe drivels a trickle of water, a precursor to a larger leak.
The senile grandfather drivels about events that happened decades ago.
The sleep-deprived student drivels incoherent answers during the exam.
The speaker drivels platitudes, offering no real solutions.
The tired actor drivels his lines, lacking conviction and energy.
The tired mind drivels dreams and fragmented thoughts during sleep.
The tired salesman drivels his practiced pitch, hoping to close one last deal.
The unreliable narrator drivels subjective opinions disguised as fact.
The worn-out brake pads drivel dust and debris.
The worn-out shoes drivel gravel and dirt with every step.
The worn-out tire drivels rubber onto the road.
The wounded soldier drivels a desperate plea for help.