Sentence examples for enough to drain from inspiring English sources

Do not forget the decades-old hatred of Israel's existence, a hatred with far deeper ideological motives than those defensive measures, and malignant and patient enough to drain Israeli blood drop by drop and generation by generation.

More tellingly, the ease with which Daryl Janmaat and Gerard Deulofeu, the game's outstanding performer, scythed through the visitors' frazzled backline in those madcap last six minutes was enough to drain what little colour remained in Conte's cheeks.

For many of us, the old way of doing business was really enough to drain you.

They don't pay enough attention, and they stick around only long enough to drain away the founders' equity in the business.

While polder elevation remains above mean sea level, tidal channels located outside the embankments are aggrading to approximately mean high water, making it difficult to keep conduits and connecting channels deep enough to drain the polder [20, 22].

Abstracts from Wright's report were given to the IIF stating that eight canals would be enough to drain 1850000 acre at a cost of a dollar an acre.

But the Dallas offense came through when it counted, making enough plays to drain the clock and set up Buehler for the winner.

The heart becomes so weakened by age or disease that it fails to pump enough blood to drain out fluid.

Saudi Arabia is curtailing production enough to slowly drain world oil inventories and nudge prices higher.

When the potatoes are soft enough to mash, drain and beat to a fluff with either a potato masher and a wooden spoon or in a food mixer.

When cool enough to handle, drain and cut each in half.