Sentence examples for for the drain from inspiring English sources

It has no hole for the drain but rather a slit underneath the sink.

Remove the clip-on fasteners for the drain plug's push rod.

Excellent German engineering and ruthless use of forced labour was not enough to make up for the drain of so many clever people into exile or concentration camps.

To compensate for the drain of institutional memory -- Michael Getler, The Post's ombudsman, has calculated the loss at about 1,000 years of "cumulative journalistic experience" -- the newspaper has had to make accommodations, some of which have prompted double-takes among reporters and readers.

And the move to 10 P.M. didn't seem like a good idea to anyone, not even NBC, which clearly considered the new show not a creative move but a practical solution (it hoped, sweatily) to a problem, a plug for the drain down which network TV's bathwater was swirling.

Third, the Bank of Greece owes the ECB about €100 billion in so-called Target2 debts, which have arisen through the Target2 payments system as local banks made up for the drain of deposits out of Greece by borrowing from the central bank.

C.C.J. was involved in a lawsuit, trying to force Consol to take responsibility for the draining of Duke Lake.

But set alongside the compassion shown in Birmingham by Flintoff in his moment of triumph for the drained, defeated but heroic Brett Lee it seems small beer.

The three graphs each show, from top to bottom, the simulated waveforms for the drain-source voltage of switch S, the voltage of diode D 1 (or D 2), the currents in L 1 and L 2, the voltages of C 1 (or C 3) and C 2, and the output voltage V o.

In this case, shorter conduit length is expected for the drain-back process, although the result of the amount of drain-back of the extruded lava does not differ much from the calculation presented in Fig. 5. Fig. 5. Relationship between the drain-back rate (volume/100 days) and the viscosity (Pa s) of the lava.

Excellent correlations were found for the drained tests with various intermediate stresses.