Sentence examples for Who saps from inspiring English sources

In some tellings, this opera included, Lilith is an underworld avenger who saps the seed of sleeping men to procreate child demons.

But race is usually less about facts than historical mythology, which evokes the black bogyman, who saps the money from the whites who earn it.

In 1989 she told the Guardian: "[We] are overwhelmed by experts who sap confidence.

Mauresmo's next opponent is Serna, who sapped Harkleroad's reserves and won, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.

If a coffee sergeant tells a sparrow cop about a skylarker who sapped someone with a persuader in the park, who is credited with making the collar?

Iran's president has long scorned the reformists who ran the country under his predecessor, Muhammad Khatami, as weaklings who sapped the vigour of the 1979 Islamic revolution.

Enter Mr. Mortier, who has occasioned some jealousy around here as an interloper (a familiar charge in Salzburg, too) who sapped money from overburdened taxpayers and beleaguered local cultural organizations for his own elitist ends.

Brush off toxic "friends" who sap your energy and make you feel inferior; they're not worth your time Balance work and leisure.

Kind at first, he turns out to be a control freak who slowly saps her confidence; small humiliations gradually becoming ever bigger.

Wanting to leave something behind is, I assume, most of the logic behind breaking your back running a business or having a child who otherwise saps you of your wages and energy for at least 25 years.

Find out who the SAP consultant's former SAP project team mates were.