Sentence examples for might empty from inspiring English sources
They fear that Hollywood might empty the pot for everybody else, and also fret over the crude commercialisation of a delicate art.
The attempt felt dangerous; I feared it might empty out of me the last drops of what feeble faith had got me this far.
Yet Steven W. Lawitts, the acting commissioner of the department, said the earliest the city might empty the tunnel was 2011, because of all the preparatory work required.
It could try to maintain that restoring the marbles to Athens would set a precedent that might empty great museums of their collections.
And then short, stout, moustachioed, and looking at first sight as though he might empty a blunderbuss on you as soon as invite you to tea was Christopher Lloyd.
"With the single-mindedness of the inebriated," Morrie says, "I crept cautiously past, as if the yawning pit, darker than dark, might empty itself upward over me in an eruption of shadow".
Another possibility is that of medication dumping caregivers might deliberately empty medication containers before attending the clinic in order to appear adherent.
For particularly messy jobs it might need emptying before finishing.
And then he just disappears, a formally bold move that might have emptied out the film if Ms. Hansen-Love hadn't already filled it with such feeling.
Burns wrote as he spoke, in dialect, and modern readers who want to pull off a reading with aplomb might consider emptying a few shots of single malt down their "painch" (guts), and winging it.
To reduce the possibility of attracting vermin and having sugar spilled everywhere; you might consider emptying the sugar from the packets.
