Sentence examples for draining rapidly from inspiring English sources

Initial steps helped to steady the airline, but by late 2007, cash was draining rapidly as fuel costs jumped, raising speculation that JetBlue, which had lost money in 2005 and 2006, might become a takeover target.

Twenty-four hours later, I am alone in a car park, the adrenaline from my recent festival appearance draining rapidly from my system, bone weary and brain dead, the underside of my fingernails still rimmed with grout.

In a Red Cross news release on Friday, the organization said that the town of Buzi, along the river of the same name, "had reportedly disappeared, with the water as high as the palm trees". When we reached Buzi, however, the river was back within its banks, and the surrounding fields were draining rapidly.

Fraudsters earn ad dollars for those fake "views". While phone owners may notice their device is behaving sluggishly or that the phone's battery power is draining rapidly, they'll more likely notice when their wireless carrier bill arrives with unanticipated charges for gigabytes of fraudulent data use.

Moreover, presidential momentum can drain rapidly — or replenish — depending on unplanned events, often partly or entirely outside the president's control.

It is hard to imagine anything so boisterous as a rapid but this strange sea-lake fills up twice a day with the rising tide, then drains rapidly down a steep narrow gorge.

For the cultivator of wine grapes, at least, the result comes very close to perfection: a long ridge of granitic soils, which drain rapidly into the sand and limestone on the east and west.

These vesicles are drained rapidly from the injection site into the initial lymphatics when compared to unmodified liposomes, and are retained more favourably by the scavengers of the regional lymph node.

Such entities drain rapidly from the subcutaneous site of injection into the initial lymphatic, when compared to uncoated nanospheres, and subsequently are captured by scavengers of the regional lymph nodes.

The researchers wanted to figure out how a gigantic crack opens beneath a lake like this one, since only about 13percentt of meltwater lakes atop Greenland actually have been observed to drain rapidly in summer (cracks can close in winter, and the lakes can refill – and re-empty – again the next summer).

Thus, the water will drain rapidly into the underground and evolve vast river networks.