Sentence examples for bad drain from inspiring English sources

She felt around in the blocked sink with her rubber gloves, poking into the plughole with the toothbrush, pulling at the ends of the fibres caught in the trap, tugging and coaxing until she began to deliver up out of the drain a nasty mass, a thick rope of hair and soap and matted insulation, in a gulp of bad drain smell.

The kitchen smelled of bad drains and the disagreeable odor of the wet soapstone sink, old ashes, and a sour dishclout.

It appears that the cause of these problems is always connected to bad draining of the component, resulting in a vigorous reaction between vapour or liquid water and the bulk of sodium.

"I felt like she knew not to make me look bad," Ms. Drain said in a phone interview.

If you don't (or if you experience air going out instead of in, it's possible your coconut has gone bad. Drain the water into a bowl, jar or cup. Coconut water is delicious, so save it!

Walk barefoot on sand, grass or unpaved earth (ringworm alert!); imagine bad vibes draining through your soles.

What is unusual about Reitman's movie is that it takes a bad boy and drains the badness out of him before he has a chance to do anything bad.

There was a bad smell of drains in there and an old piano.

FieldTurf is soft, holds up in bad weather and drains faster than real grass, reducing skids, said John Ingram, the university's director of athletic facilities.

Lower exports are bad news, because they drain demand from the domestic economy.

Beyond the stresses of leaving the Cabinet, he had just experienced a bad nosebleed and looked drained.