Sentence examples for begin to drain from inspiring English sources

Heat applied to the outer ear by a hot-water bottle or electric pad helps the infection to come to a head and begin to drain.

But bringing to an end, or even just de-escalating the war in Syria, would begin to drain the waters in which violent jihadism flourishes.

Any hope that the defeat of Mitt Romney in November 2012 would begin to drain the GOP's fever swamp has gone by the wayside – and Republicans have no one to blame but themselves.

"When Green Dot was able to walk into a neighborhood, build strong coalitions with neighborhood groups, and begin to drain the school, I think that sent a shock wave through the system," Ted Mitchell, the president of the State Board of Education, said.

The war was justified by the Administration, at some moments directly, by connections between Saddam and Al Qaeda, which were grossly overstated if not absolutely false, and at times indirectly, by a suggestion that if we eliminated this gross dictatorship in the middle of the Arab world we would begin to drain the swamps that were breeding terrorists.

The announcement by the United Nations capped a week of significant steps intended to put the country on the path to democratic elections, a process that some Iraqis and United Nations officials hope will begin to drain some of the anger that is driving the current insurgency.

The packages stopped, my e-mails bounced and the box in my basement began to drain.

Soon I was middling the ball, and the tiredness began to drain away.

As Tom bathed in the applause, the power began to drain away.

However, the life in his voice, like the sunlight late that afternoon, soon began to drain.

Toward the end, the power begins to drain out of "K-19," which opens nationwide today.