Sentence examples for drain tight from inspiring English sources
Because permeabilities in tight reservoirs can be as low as fractions of a millidarcy, or even in the microdarcy range, drainage areas are small and many more wells are needed to drain tight gas fields than conventional gas fields.
Joachim Löw's side will still be basking in the record thrashing inflicted upon Brazil with the prospect of confronting either of these teams after such a draining, tight semi-final hardly enough to have them quaking in their boots.
(Holding fresh-caught clams, an open weave basket would allow them to drain; a tight-woven container might carry tiny items like seeds).
But as the novel progresses the patterns of the plot become tighter, and threaten to drain the life out of the characters.
The Indian banking system already borrows more than $19 billion from the central bank to meet reserve requirements, so if the reserve bank moved to prop up the rupee, it would drain more liquidity out of an already tight market.
That could change as banks begin to lend money they hold in reserves, but the Fed hopes tighter monetary policy and efforts to drain some reserves will counteract any inflation.
"As the time for the removal of policy accommodation draws near, those operations could be scaled up to drain more significant volumes of reserve balances to provide tighter control over short-term interest rates.
Just take care not to overdo it; you can't drain out all your sadness by hugging her all the tighter!
They also took a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series, with Game 3 scheduled for Sunday in Toronto, and left the Raptors drained for their second tight finish, and perhaps demoralized.
Calcium in the form of gypsum is commonly applied to improve physical properties of tight soils because it makes soil friable and also allow water to drain readily through soil.
"Yes, the same seeds used for Chia Pets!" When a client must fit into a tight dress, Czech tells her to eat green apples and tomatoes: "They help drain fluids".
