Sentence examples for empties of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "empties of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the act of removing contents or depleting something of its substance.
Example: "The storm empties the river of its water, leaving behind a dry bed."
Alternatives: "drains of" or "clears of"
Just as her life empties of routine tasks and interactions, it also thickens unexpectedly.
At night, the historic district of Gion empties of tourists and once again becomes an ancient neighborhood.
The past in one sense recedes but in another gains in interest as the writer ages and the stage of the present empties of decisive action.
It is as though bad faith – that which sees us doggedly adhering to ritual even as it empties of meaning – is contaminating, insidiously harmful, limitless.
And then I pass out watching Dragonball, surrounded by empties of Coors Light and an ashtray overflowing with roaches.
So at the end of the day you find the compound full of papers, full of empties of drugs, but we try our level best to clean at the end of the day.
It was empty — of students.
Stores were emptying of food.
The roads themselves were empty of traffic.
And my mind was empty of thoughts.
