Sentence examples for sometimes drained from inspiring English sources

Energy is transferred, and sometimes drained.

Holograms' rhythms are fast and spindly or slow and processional, sometimes full of spark and paranoid energy, sometimes drained of it.

As I noted in my (very positive) Season 2 review, the exposition that had to be unloaded at times landed with a thud, and Season 1's energy was sometimes drained by an overly reverential fidelity to George R.R. Martin's novels.

The recording sessions in the Nashville church were sometimes draining for Ms. Griffin and the guest musicians.

Jamie Anderson stood atop the podium and lifted her arms in triumph, her long and sometimes draining quest for Olympic glory finally complete.

Around this time, thanks to a California drought, the Z-Boys began scouting rich peoples' houses to commandeer (and sometimes drain) their swimming pools to create proto-skate parks.

He gets such a buzz from the challenge of pitting his intelligence against Djokovic, Nadal and Roger Federer that lesser contests sometimes drain him of his focus and, in a twinkling, he can be flirting with defeat by someone he should be beating in straight sets.

The surgery involved opening the skull at the site of injury, debriding injured tissue, and sometimes draining blood or fluid from under the dura mater.

Sometimes draining the dish might help.

Of course, sometimes a drained battery is a good thing — when you're too obsessed, for instance.

And the tumbler of whisky she sometimes slowly drained between 11am and the end of lunch must have helped.