Sentence examples for drain so much from inspiring English sources

As the solar system is constructed now, you can only drain so much light out of the year at this latitude.

Twitter nags can drain so much of an activist's time and energy that she has little left for work that moves her cause forward.

Richter said that before it was drained, so much fluid had built up that he could not even see his left kneecap.

Georgia's governor, Sonny Perdue, who earlier urged Georgians to take "shorter showers", filed a lawsuit on October 19th seeking to force the Army Corps of Engineers to stop draining so much water from Georgia's reservoirs to supply Alabama and Florida.

Mr. Kuti, a voluble commentator on the country's struggles, would have kept the president up late talking about how corruption drains so much from a country and its people.

"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 retrograde flow drains so much blood from the extremity peripheral of the fistula that ischaemia results.

And yet Detroit's bankruptcy filing focused press attention on the pensions earned by police officers, firefighters, and sanitation workers, rather than on the bank criminality which has drained so much money from the nation's coffers.

Acid overload drains so much of our energy that the body doesn't have enough energy to fight off viruses and disease.

Maybe other areas of our lives drain us so much that even if our friends are giving to us, we can't hold it.

Abdominal exercises can be draining, so don't worry about how slowly you're going or how much time you take.