Sentence examples for flush it all from inspiring English sources

"We just don't want to flush it all down the drain," he says.

Each block had eight vertical soil stacks to take waste from toilets, basins and baths, but too little water was passing through to flush it all away.

His mother, he says, suffered several miscarriages: "It's quite a thing to carry a bucket of miscarriage – and you can see the little fingers and things in it – and have to flush it all down the outdoor toilet".

What we had to do was we'd open the valve and flush it all out, then make a trajectory change so we got out of the way.

Evidently, the world's waterways are a giant toilet into which we can dump anything and everything, and then simply flush it all "away".

Milk or juice residue left behind can produce mold when mixed with birdseed, so be sure to flush it all out and dry thoroughly.

These wonderful "ecosan" toilets that reuse precious nutrients from urine and faeces – it makes so much more sense than flushing it all down a sewer.

A pump churns the water as the snow melts, spewing warm water over cold snow, before flushing it all through a filter and into the sewer system.

At booths around the harbor the herring fillets, first dipped in chopped onion, are lifted high while the diners snap their heads back like sword swallowers, then slip the herring down their throats, flushing it all down with shot glasses of ice-cold Korenwijn, a Dutch spirit distilled from malt and beer.

Proponents of colonics argue that many of us are carrying around blockages of poop and other gunk in our intestines, and our bodies need some help in flushing it all out.

By the flush 1950s, though, it all began to seem a little silly.