Sentence examples for going to empty from inspiring English sources

"You're going to empty the tank".

I was going to empty the pockets: refresh and replenish.

But if you've got a meeting and the office stinks, the C.E.O.'s going to empty the trash.

"One of the things any mayor is worried about is if the reservoirs are going to empty out," he said.

"A lot of the towers in La Défense are going to empty out as companies look to rationalize their usage of office space," said Alexis Motte, chief executive of Mobilitis, a real estate advisory agency.

If I was going to empty my stomach — if I was going to go through all of that messy, beet-faced trouble — I might as well make the most of the buildup, might as well acknowledge and address all my cravings and satisfy them.

She went to empty the basin on the altar & found it was not more than a quarter full of honey.

He explained: "They are emptying textile banks in supermarket car parks in the middle of the night, so when volunteers go to empty these banks they are empty already.

The robot beeps when it's bin is full and when I went to empty it there was a gratifyingly large clump of cat hair and dust inside.

She pulled Oghi's pants down roughly, yanked out his catheter tube, and went to empty the urine bottle, the tube swinging from her hand.

I'm paying rates for a bin to be emptied, which isn't going to be emptied".