Sentence examples for power drained from inspiring English sources
The power drained from his serve, not his spirit, but a weary forehand into the net gave Murray the opportunity for the final knockout punch.
More than 150 million GameBoy systems have been sold since 1989, and it has no strong competitor in its size category, though users have long complained that its display is too dim and that power drained too quickly.
Besides having their power drained by shifting economics, large record companies "aren't doing well because they put out terrible records for years and years and kept raising the price of those terrible records," said Mac McCaughan, a founder of the independent label Merge Records.
Arriving in 1986, the crew finds their ship's power drained.
My power drained out and I was now filled with fear and angst.
"Even more power drained away from Theresa May [Wednesday] night," Anand Menon, director of the U.K. in a Changing Europe think tank, said in an interview.
The move against Twitter looks desperate and, given how accessible the service remains, futile — the sort of clumsy measure that authoritarian leaders often take as they witness their power draining away.
Tablet batteries are typically at least twice the size of a smartphone battery, and while it's not strictly necessary to fully charge it before using it for the first time, setting up a tablet can be quite power draining.
Nadal proved in that passage of play that, even with the power draining from his limbs and his heart thumping, he knows a way to get the job done.
Locked out of the EU dinner (even Greece was in the room before Europe publicly degraded that country), terribly alone with power draining away, Theresa May does represent in some horribly strange way the state of the nation.
Jobs blamed the iPhones lack of 3G connectivity on the power drain the technology puts on cell phone batteries, but he sees battery life improving soon.
