Sentence examples for please empty from inspiring English sources
Sign observed in a do-it-yourself dry cleaning emporium in Houston, Texas: Please empty pockets of Nails, Bolts, Hairpins, Tools, Bullets, Money, Etc.
It IS a lot easier to just tell my kids what I need them to do, as in: "Please empty the dishwasher.
The New Yorker, February 27 , 1971P. 32 Sign observed in a do-it-yourself dry cleaning emporium in Houston, Texas: Please empty pockets of Nails, Bolts, Hairpins, Tools, Bullets, Money, Etc.
I remember at school, the day after the first episode of the miniseries aired, a white girl walked up to a table of black kids in the cafeteria and said, with tears in her eyes, that she was so sorry about slavery, and could she please empty their lunch trays for them?
Some of the work, such as Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's Please Empty Your Pockets, grew out of specific awareness of The Invention of Morel.
Police say that at some point in the journey, the driver told his passenger he'd forget about the fare if she'd just please empty her bladder in the back of his cab?
It is perfectly in character to find a sign in the lobby of the police station asking, "Please do not empty your tobacco residue in the water fountain". If not for the oil, there would be no one in Midland.
The New Yorker, March 24 , 1951P. 22 "The Cocktail Party" has departed the Henry Miller Theatre and the cast has returned to England, but there's still a sign over its backstage water cooler reading: "Please Do Not Empty Teapot Here".
Campbell's diary Please police me Empty box Sour taste Can't pay, won't pay Who am I? Charles Kennedy's new strategy Reprints Related items Identity cards: Papers pleaseDec 12th 2002 ID cards in Britain: Identity crisisJul 4th 2002The chancellor, Gordon Brown, is at best lukewarm about the idea.
Campbell's diary Please police me Empty box Sour taste Can't pay, won't pay Who am I? Charles Kennedy's new strategy Reprints Related items Bagehot: Kennedy triangulatesSep 26th 2002Terrified, the Conservatives increasingly believe that their only hope of avoiding such a fate is to succeed in painting the Lib Dems in their true colours.
By D. Herbert and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 24 , 1951P. 22 "The Cocktail Party" has departed the Henry Miller Theatre and the cast has returned to England, but there's still a sign over its backstage water cooler reading: "Please Do Not Empty Teapot Here".
