Sentence examples for drain of any from inspiring English sources

Drain of any excess liquid.

Clean the drain of any debris if the water seems to be pooling on top of it.

These are words that have been drained of any meaning.

It feels rigid in the organized levels here, drained of any life.

Get a charcoal grill hot, then cook the pigeon, drained of any excess oil, over a low heat.

Fold the drained spring cabbage, well drained of any liquid, and the herbs into the potato together with a little ground black pepper.

Or will we soldier on with the same empty decades-old rhetoric, now drained of any truth or meaning, because it protects established relationships of power?

Though Angot makes it clear that her experience of incest informs each part of her life, she writes comparatively little about sex itself — even her encounters with her girlfriend are drained of any eroticism.

The director is finally too discreet to try to get to the essence of his subject, unless of course there's no essence to find, just a shell that Hollywood has drained of any identity.

But there's also another fear lingering in there - the fear of both society and self drained of any culture or purpose beyond getting a job and slotting in.

At the same time the complementary principle of subsidiarity the idea that political decisions should be taken, so far as possible, at levels of government that are close to the citizens—has been drained of any power it might have had.The Laeken declaration of December 2001, which set up the convention, put the questions of powers and subsidiarity high on the panel's agenda.