Sentence examples similar to unusually draining from inspiring English sources
Mesenteric collaterals arising from the SMV and IMV may unusually drain into the systemic circulation via large shunts [48, 49].
Unusually warm ocean water is draining the life--and color--out of the world's coral reefs.
The cards are printed with pictures of the country's unusually elaborate drain covers, and are the brainchild of GKP, a consortium of local governments and the sewage department of Japan's Infrastructure Ministry, The Japan Times reports.
The slow-moving floodwaters, which are an accumulation from this year's unusually strong monsoon rains in northern Thailand, are gradually draining into the sea.
Demand for these bonds, and their unusually rich yields, effectively drained money from other munis.
It also documented the extremely high advance rate of the flows due to their unusually high effusion rate, which was presumably driven by the high magmatic head in the cone (akin to draining water from a bucket by punching a hole in its base).
"Draining, man, draining," Gruden said Monday.
"It's draining, it's emotionally draining".
Those leading to the Red Sea are short and steep, though one unusually long extension is made by Wadi Al-Ḥamḍ, which rises near Medina and flows inland to the northwest for 100 miles (160 km) before turning westward; those draining eastward are longer and more developed except in Al-Nafūd and the Rubʿ al-Khali.
Unusually heavy rains forced water districts to drain other lakes and rivers earlier than usual to avoid flooding.
