Sentence examples for Somewhat drained from inspiring English sources
"I wish I had gotten more rest before the tournament, but the last 13 holes I played today felt really good," said Daly, still somewhat drained from Sunday.
Yet those close to his camp admit that the young man, who left his teenage years behind him only last Saturday, is feeling somewhat drained.
At Lille, the slower pace on and off the pitch suited Cole, who had been somewhat drained by a sustained lack of fitness, form and luck during his time at Liverpool.
Toward the end, with the reporters in the room seeming somewhat drained, Obama almost fished for challenges, taking out a piece of paper and saying, "O.K., I'm just going to look — I made some notes about many of the arguments, the other arguments that I've heard here".
The highlights included his chip-in eagle at No. 2, a 35-foot birdie putt at No. 9, a 20-foot putt to save par at No. 15. and an up-and-down birdie from a bunker at No. 18. Dunlap entered the tournament unsure of how he would perform, having not played since last month's British Open, and still feeling somewhat drained after fighting a bad cold last week.
The last really good session of the game Battlefield 3 I played on my PC left me, I'm forced to admit, somewhat drained.
I found the therapy sessions totally unnecessary and even somewhat draining.
Argialbolls are somewhat poorly drained, poorly drained, or very poorly drained (78% and 8181% of the Argialbolls are very deep (> 1.5 m).
Runoff from the adjacent sloping landscape and groundwater from the adjacent wetland area perhaps contribute to the somewhat poorly drained conditions of this profile.
In addition, the somewhat poorly drained areas of most fields had stunted corn that was yellow during grain-filling because most of the pre-plant or at planting N fertilizer denitrified.
But certainly in years with dry March and April conditions, such as in 2016, additional N would not be needed, especially on soils that are not excessively or somewhat poorly drained.
