The phrase "empty out of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe when something that was previously full has been emptied or drained of its contents. For example, "The pool had to be emptied out of all the water before repairs were made."
The attempt felt dangerous; I feared it might empty out of me the last drops of what feeble faith had got me this far.
Although I liked the country's pace — the Chinese empty out of jetliners wonderfully fast, and Chinese elevator doors are hair-triggered — I didn't appreciate being jostled so close to ladder-like stairs.
Ah, weekends on the New York City subway — that bucolic, tranquil period when the commuting masses empty out of the metropolis and blissfully human-free subway cars yield a comfortable seat to even the most jaded straphangers.
The iconic image of the ghost ship, looming empty out of the Atlantic fogs and sailing on to eternity unmanned, has been taken up by generations of writers, from the anonymous authors of Edwardian penny dreadfuls to Stephen King.
The former Champion International building, which became the International Paper building last year and after changing hands again in January is now called 400 Atlantic Street, has 180,000 square feet empty out of 500,000 square feet.
"To what degree do they realize that the trash they empty out of the offices each day is in fact the paper trail of deals, trends, ideas, conflicts, sensitive issues and legal wars — some of which, set before other eyes, may have enormous value?
Once every five years – or, apparently, "whenever the government feels like it" – we're treated to a jamboree of sketchy promises, stump speeches in empty out-of-town warehouses and rosette-wearing nerds knocking on your door attempting to make some sort of connection.
"School kind of emptied out on Wednesday afternoons," Monsignor Harrington said.
The Tate catalogue refers to it as a "tabula rasa", and this is correct, for it was an emptying out, of all the habits, tricks, skills, clutter and values associated with painting.
If you have bottled water, drink or empty out about one fourth of it.
"I must empty out my skull of all this useless chatter".
