Sentence examples for dramatic draining from inspiring English sources
King felt the game "was a wonderful championship battle, full of everything that makes football dramatic, draining, enervating, maddening, fantastic, exciting" and praised, among other things, the unpredictability, coaching, and conclusion.
But it seems like we live by these dramatic extremes: draining our bodies by pulling all-nighters or thrashing around to "Call Me Maybe" at a bar.
When she leaves the stage, after one of her sweeping dark prophecies, you can almost feel the dramatic tension drain away.
But the play's meta-dramatic quality also drains the material of its politics and tells the audience what to think.
Intriguingly, the most dramatic changes in gene expression in the draining lymphoid tissue ex vivo were observed at the preclinical (incubation) phase of the disease.
The RSPB, which has a small nature reserve in the valley, says intensive draining over 30 years has caused a "dramatic" decline in numbers of wading birds including redshanks, lapwings and curlews.
As well as draining the film of any true suspense, the dramatic premise of Godzilla is delivered entirely po-faced.
Variety wrote: "Much of the potential dramatic juice has been drained out of The Last Castle, a disappointingly pedestrian prison meller that falls between stools artistically and politically".
Look for dramatic shifts in battery life, as these will be more indicative of a program draining it.
On Monday night, Dungy, the coach of the Indianapolis Colts, got a taste of competing against his former team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and even a dramatic victory left him feeling drained.
