Sentence examples for popular drain from inspiring English sources

Central Station also has a couple of disused "ghost" platforms and there are loads of popular drain spots with intimidating names like Tank Stream, Fortress, and the Funnel.

However, we have been unable to identify those responsible for this popular suction drain.

Trump also immediately undermined his popular pledge to "drain the swamp" in Washington -- his promise to clean up the corruption and restore power to people -- by loading up his transition team with corporate lobbyists.

PVC pipes are generally popular in field drains with fixed dimensions, i.e., diameters 100 200 mm and length up to 800 m.

PVC pipes are generally popular in field drains with fixed dimensions, i.e., diameters 100 200 mm and length up to 800 m.   4.

In fact, if every time you hear "rocks" used in this way you substitute the phrase "embodies the stasis currently draining our popular culture of its last surviving dregs of vitality", you will not be much wide of the mark.

The results come as a surprise because for years there has been a near default assumption by the MDC, activists and media that Mugabe's 32-year rule was drained of popular support and is sustained only by rigged elections and violence and intimidation.

A potential "third force," headed by the liberal economist Grigory Yavlinsky and the gruff and popular Army General Aleksandr Lebed, threatened to drain off voters who were in favor of reform but had grown disgusted with all the ills of the post-Soviet era.

Engaging India, Iran, Pakistan and Russia will help provide Afghanistan the minimum external guarantees it needs to survive as a state, while cunning alliance building by the Afghan government with local tribal leaders in the south may help isolate the insurgents and drain away their popular support.

At the same time, politicians are fighting for what little political capital they have left after two years of austerity has drained them of popular support.

One popular possibility has been the draining of Lake Agassiz.