If so, what he saw was ill tempered, drained of its expected attractiveness.
Though increasingly ill, and drained by the disease and the treatment, the old sharpness, the old vividness, were still there in abundance.
Unacknowledged and untreated stress related conditions turn into serious problems when students arrive at college ill equipped, drained, and demoralized.
"They may need to take more time off work than if they had fallen ill themselves, draining their finances and putting untold stress on the family".
If we have terminally ill inmates draining the coffers of state governments, these specific inmates, that prison administrators are confident, will do no harm and not recidivate upon release, should be considered for release.
However, at the end of my 30-hour shift, I feel physically ill and emotionally drained.
The buzzer sounded, the ball clanged and the Knicks — drained, ill and foul-tempered — dragged themselves off the court and to the next city.
A Colonel Sayer, who was garrisoned at Gibraltar in the 1860s, described the town as "composed of small and crowded dwellings, ill ventilated, badly drained and crammed with human beings.
It was also Polanski who, early in the 1970s, encouraged Tynan to write an erotic movie: an ill-fated, constantly aborted project that drained much of Tynan's energy in the last decade of his life.
Rochdale were entirely responsible for the troubles of the Premier League visitors, however, not a pitch that had drained £500,000 from a club that can ill-afford such a hit on its resources.
But in this state, where the state treasury was drained and the biggest utility was left bankrupt by an ill-conceived deregulation plan, various people saw a kind of rough justice in Enron's getting its comeuppance.
