Sentence examples for going to drain from inspiring English sources
"They're going to drain our market share for sure".
"It's going to drain right into Elaine's building," he said.
He was going to "drain the swamp", booting from power the entitled elites who got rich while ordinary Americans struggled.
They were going to drain the swamp, and then develop and sell it, and they needed a team of skilled muck rats to do it.
I'm going to drain off the last little bit that's left in my snifter, pour myself a nice big refill, imagine a lovely and relaxing tropical vacation scene, and scream "FUCK!" at the top of my lungs.
"I have heard the expression over and over again: When are we going to drain the swamp that is Albany?" His opponent, Assemblyman George S. Latimer, a Democrat, did not echo Mr. Cohen's call for the speaker to resign.
On the contrary, the most disagreeable memories of my life are of the sinister brothels on the outskirts of Bogotá, where we would go to drain away our gloomy bouts of drunkenness.
"But wasn't he going to 'drain the swamp' in Washington?" you ask.
President-elect Donald Trump claims that he is going to 'drain the swamp' of 'special interests'.
You are going to need to drain the oil first to avoid a mess.
I'm just going to be drained as a person.
