"Drinking a minimum of eight ounces of water after sex play can help you hydrate and keep your energy levels up, since sexual stimulation can definitely deplete strength," Rodgers said.
She was depleted of strength and confused.
Against the depleted British strength, he was rapidly and brilliantly successful.
"That has depleted the strength, capacity and ability of the Taliban".
The combination of severe winter and trench warfare soon depleted the strength of the Liverpool Scottish.
Using this cautious language has an important place in scientific writing, but using two, three, or even four synonyms is unnecessary and depletes the strength of our point: "may be possible" (better: it is possible), "seems to suggest" (better: suggests), "rather likely to indicate" (better: indicates), "may be seen as rather likely" (better: is likely).
Since this was a Category 5 hurricane, Nicolas Cage must've been depleting his strength reserves to clench the muscles of his face, contrary to its bemused expression.
There were changes for the 1st Armoured Regiment, and for the Australian Army, with the abolition of National Service after the end of Australian involvement in Vietnam depleting its strength to the point where training was severely restricted until it was reinforced during 1974.
Walcheren was surrounded by marshes, and many of the officers and men came down with "Walcheren Fever" (malaria), which was to recur for years afterwards, and deplete the strength of the battalion.
The following years were traumatic for the regiment, and for the Australian Army, with the abolition of National Service after the end of Australian involvement in Vietnam depleting its strength to the point where training was severely restricted until it was reinforced during 1974.
