Sentence examples for needs to drain from inspiring English sources

It just needs to drain the excess liquidity it created, until the gold price the best monetary barometer goes down to the $400 range.

The buffer needs to drain out these bits, before the bits of the target bitstream start to flow to the decoder buffer.

With all the TV stations now back on air, and the politicians' air supply restored, Kenyans were hoping that the lawmakers would look beyond their bellies to craft policies that would deny poverty the oxygen it needs to drain away the lives of ordinary people.

To reduce the bitterness, she said, "You need to drain the water like 20 times overnight".

Anthony said his play in the second half against Denver was the final sign that he needed to drain the knee.

However, we have written to WPD to emphasise that they do not necessarily need to drain down Llanishen Reservoir in order to carry out these safety inspections".

Carl has a slight buildup of cerebral spinal fluid and doctors were trying to decide whether a shunt would be needed to drain it, they said.

He was four over par through his first seven holes, and he needed to drain a 12-foot putt to save par.

But there's no need to drain the limited pension pot and become a burden on the budget of the NHS.

We hear a lot about "draining the swamp" that breeds terrorism, and that's not my kind of language, but it does suggest to me that the swamp we really need to drain is the swamp of entitlement.

"Oil palm needs water but it doesn't need too much, so when you have areas with a lot of water, with biodiversity and people who use it for washing and drinking, you need to drain that area," Overbeek adds.