Sentence examples for supposed to flush from inspiring English sources

Instead, he agreed only to a crackdown, which is supposed to flush the rebels out of their hiding-places, often in small villages.

For example, they gained a surprising exemption from the bilateral deals between Switzerland and other European countries that were supposed to flush out undeclared money.Some countries have begun to take a harder line.

For example, did you know you're not supposed to flush dental floss?

I don't even have a finger in the dyke and we aren't supposed to flush tampons because they are bad for the plumbing.

Incidentally, you're not supposed to flush condoms because they don't break down during sewage treatment and often slip past the filters, right into Lake Michigan.

Male youth culture has been both hardened and softened you're no longer supposed to shave every day, but you're also no longer supposed to flush your best mate's head down a toilet when he's passed out.

Up and down the ditches, I dug up worms, I turned over the old broken glass, I turned over the broken stone, I turned over the stuff that was supposed to have been flushed out of the city".

Paul Blumenthal: "Presidential campaigns are supposed to provide a flush of cash for the party.

"It's supposed to slim you down because it flushes you out.

Twenty-one billion cubic metres are supposed to be set aside for sediment flushing and maintenance of non-human life on the river.

"If someone flushes the toilet for you, are you supposed to tip them?" one woman asks.