Sentence examples for yet drained from inspiring English sources

But Stewart Regan, Yorkshire's chief executive, is not yet drained of optimism.

Yet, drained of all of its ideological attraction and much of its menace, Russia just didn't seem to me very important, or at least very interesting.

In the 19th century, this shale was used for walkways and roadways, and was considered superior "road metal" because the fine grained fragments packed together tightly, yet drained well after a rain.

Compared to the masterpieces of the 80s trilogy and Underworld, the novels DeLillo has published in the new century have been terse and delightless affairs reminiscent of the 70s novels in their restrictive tone and vision, yet drained, now, of any profound social relevance.

It's so exciting, yet draining".

Roger Clemens pumped his last fastball of a gorgeous yet draining day, a high heater that roared by Rich Amaral for the final out in the seventh inning and caused most of the 54,350 fans at Yankee Stadium to rise and cheer.

Despite what some believe, teachers have arguably one of the most rewarding yet draining occupations there is.

They are our workhorses, no longer sucking up resources from Mom's basement and not yet draining our national coffers as retirees.

According to Crane, California has a "$500 billion pension time bomb" of unfunded liabilities and health care promises that are not properly accounted for as part of the state's debt, yet drain resources from elsewhere in the budget.

"More bombings, less sleep, and yet another drained battery.

The streets had not yet fully drained from the overnight rain.