Sentence examples for need to empty from inspiring English sources

So I come here when I feel like a blithering idiot and need to empty out my head.

Now, I wake in the dark because of the pull of stitches, the pain of drains or the need to empty some bulb or bag attached to my body.

But he is a bit like a reporter who feels the need to empty his notebook and tell the reader everything he knows, whether or not the reader wants to know it.

That's something that I do, especially when I'm really, really exhausted and I need to empty my head and get back on track with myself, with my inner self.

The piecemeal approach -- fixing an intersection here, adding an overpass there -- will never do; we need to empty the state, rip out our entire transportation infrastructure and start over.

"I like to cook but hate to do the dishes," said Neil Cohen, the designer, pointing out that an advantage of this attractive collection is dish economy: there's no need to empty the contents of the round-bellied vessels with their calligraphic handles into serving bowls.

Knoblauch, they said, needs to empty his mind and just play.

Most likely, necessity had prompted this visit; she probably needed to empty her locker, or roll over her retirement plan.

City authorities claimed they needed to empty the square so a giant Christmas tree could be erected.

It begins to feel as if the writers and the director, Igor Goldin, had some kind of grab bag they needed to empty before they could wrap things up.

They stayed clear of one another's lines of fire in case they needed to empty their Sig Sauer.40-caliber pistols into me.