Sentence examples for drains some from inspiring English sources

The Stones River watershed drains some 920 square miles (2,400 square km).

(Electric vehicles don't usually race in the same heat because the silence drains some of the excitement for the spectators).

But, while that may be historically sound, it drains some of the lurid excitement from Shakespeare's play.

It drains some of the structures of the head and neck and pours its contents along with the subclavian into the innominate vein of the same side.

And the flatness of the characterizations, combined with the slow, meandering pace of Mr. Stuart's storytelling, drains some of the intensity from the story.

With its tributaries it drains some 44,000 square miles (114,000 square km), making it the sixth largest river basin in the United States.

BestBank's failure drained some $232 million from the Federal Deposit Insurance fund.

It could drain some of the acrimony and paranoia from the U.S.-Pakistan rhetoric.

"Let's drain some of the krill before they crush it".

"Hopefully, the gallery can drain some of that speculative thing out of it," Hofmannsthal said.

"So propinquity propagates neighborliness, does it?"... "Mr. Vorstenbosch suggested you might drain some blood... ..... "Medieval quackery!