And what to make of the strange sight of the room draining of colour, and the ominous gurgling/groaning/whooshing noise that accompanies it?
In Japan, they might be placed in the middle of a room and drain directly onto a floor of stone tile or, in fancier, zen garden-like setups (both indoors and out), they might lie on a bed of smooth river rocks, surrounded by plantings of whispering bamboo.
The cutlery has plenty of room to drain and even air dry if you don't feel like drying up straight away.
In the postgame locker room, thoroughly drained by the Florida heat, he had to hydrate intravenously.
Years of sunlight had slowly paled the wallpaper in the living room and drained the red from the plastic roses on the sill.
Still, I disagree with the endlessly repeated truism that today's players, aided and abetted by the new, larger-headed, composite-material racquets — not to mention the hours they spend in the weight room — have drained the game of its strategic delights and reduced it to little more than a slugfest.
Let them soak for three days at room temperature, then drain and transfer to sterilized jars.
Back at the euphemistically named larder, a tiled room with a drain in the middle, Andy removes the feet, hangs the deer upside down, cuts away pizzle and rectum with a mechanical frankness.
The doctor finally gets him in the operating room, hoping to drain the water, but couldn't do it the way he had planned, so he left the operating room at about 6 10 p.m. to find a doctor who could do it another way.
Regardless, it was hard enough to find one of them that was effortlessly accessible to those physically disabled — and it was impossible to find an apartment that had what Mr. Averill really needed: a roll-in shower, which is like a tiled room with a drain in the floor.
