Sentence examples for to drain that from inspiring English sources

"Management and Wall Street are working together to drain that savings pool.

But Mr. Stern's departure from broadcast is not likely to drain that type of radio of its audience base.

It's about the impulse to drain that day of its specificity and turn it into yet another wellspring of generic emotions: sadness, loneliness, happiness.

Give Trudeau high marks for honesty — he's gone all out to build the pipelines necessary to drain that oil — but low marks for math.

"Oil palm needs water but it doesn't need too much, so when you have areas with a lot of water, with biodiversity and people who use it for washing and drinking, you need to drain that area," Overbeek adds.

It says: You are taking too long to drain that teabag.

Ethel Reynolds, 75, entered a Virginia hospital last July to have fluid drained that had been causing her feet to swell.

Then a series of drains were inserted in the center of my right buttock: none of them worked to drain fluids that caused infection.

Then, working from an old British plan to drain waters that were excessively salted or polluted, Mr. Hussein's battalions all but eliminated the wetlands over a six-month period in 1992, turning them into a dusty, uninhabitable desert.

However, the primary need for blow down is to drain water that is detrimental to equipment operation.

But I could also sense that reading it was going to be emotionally and physically draining: "That smell of stink cigs smell of stink shit and cloy.