Sentence examples for digital drains from inspiring English sources

"Digital Drains," he snickered in his thick Brooklyn tongue.

When we appropriately renamed the festival "Digital Drains," his knees buckled in laughter.

There is no digital draining effect, just added impact.

Magazines like The Industry Standard, Red Herring, Business 2.0, eCompany Now all went down the digital drain, but Wired rowed carefully and slowly away from its geek origins and survived.

Anxiety over the potential mindlessness of note-taking took on particular urgency during the digital annotation session, at which panelists debated whether the Internet and social media had ushered in a golden age of notes or doomed us to watch all our fleeting thoughts — if not our brains themselves — sucked down a giant digital drain, beyond the reach of future historians.

I witnessed how strategic indecision can flush money down the digital drain.

Perhaps it's time to periodically (and for short intervals lest we miss too many "urgent" communications) pull the plug on our digital brain drains and cultivate enough solitude to stimulate our creative juices.

In a special report on Thursday the EurActiv Web site said the Continent faced a digital brain drain as a consequence of a generation of educated young people leaving Europe to seek work elsewhere.

That comes to a total of $33 million down the digital music drain.

"Brother" is set in the 1930's, and uses a digital desaturation process that drains so much color from the film that it's virtually black and white for a good portion of the running time; "Love" is set in the early 1960's, as is Mr. von Trier's "Dancer in the Dark".

The digital adoration is still draining Paul's battery.