rub off

His way of talking was beginning to rub off on her.

A lot of him has rubbed off on the young people.

Maybe the Watch was rubbing off on me instead of the other way around.

I have a feeling I'm not rubbing off on her.

It rubbed off on me, and I should have known better.

I'd never seen her quite so worked up, though it was quickly rubbing off on me.

At the very least, they say, the benefits should rub off on them.

You'd think a thing or two would rub off, right?

However, he was often told not to move much, as they could rub off quite easily.

But if you're around for a while, at first, I figure a little of your authority will rub off on me better.

"I would like some of it to rub off on me."

So what if the letters rub off in a few weeks?

And worse: Are they rubbing off on the rest of us?

"Just to see how he was fighting rubbed off on the team."

"I always hope Some of it will rub off on me."

His mother was rubbing off, or whatever girls called it!

The idea was to learn from one another, and it rubbed off on the cultural side.

"I guess I've spent so much time here over the years some of it rubbed off."

No one wants to get too close to either of you in case it rubs off.

Probably being in Dallas a lot has rubbed off on him.

Who knows, maybe some of the magic is rubbing off.

Now she needed some of his calm to rub off, too.

But the logic of each one can rub off on you.

I just hoped some of him had rubbed off on you.

The enthusiasm you feel will rub off on the rest of your life.