Usa "dregs" in una frase

1. Sixteen aluminums made Ava's soulmate a wealthy man, rich enough to satisfy someone from a planet still in the dregs of an energy age

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2. The stale odour of dregs was almost

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3. Digging into their final dregs of energy reserves, they walked the last two hundred metres along the crater bottom to the ship itself

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4. 8 For in the hand of the Lord there is a cup, and the wine is red; it is full of mixture; and he pours out of the same, but the dregs of it,

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5. you have drunken the dregs of the cup of trembling, and wrung them out

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6. “When you spend that much time interacting with the dregs of society, you can get very insensitive

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7. You will say to them: "you who have drunk the strained wine, Drink you also of its dregs, The judgment of the Lofty One who has no

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8. 7 And if they say at that time: 8 For how long? you will say to them: "you who have drunk the strained wine Drink you also of its dregs The judgment of the Lofty One who has no respect of persons

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9. Break more rules and throw away the remaining dregs of your preconceptions

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10. Dimarico now poured the dregs in the man's cup, and as the reeve willingly drained it, LeeAnn came forth with a quart of bourbon

11. Many times as a young cop he had been given assistance by the same dregs of society

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12. The dregs of narcotics were earned by the youth at the vilest of jobs mixed with petty theft, and by the flesh offering of the sickly girl

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13. He rolled the dice, sticky with dregs, onto the mottled tabletop

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14. The two wayfarers made it home soaked and tired, and went to bed with the last dregs of wine still in their somnolent stomachs and the stench of hearth-smoke and sewage in their nostrils

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15. with the dregs of my beer

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16. “I’m fine, thank you,” Margo replied, quickly covering the dregs of her gin and tonic with her hand

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17. the same: but the dregs thereof, all the wicked of the

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18. those among the most illiterate dregs of earth in the realm of the

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19. With practiced sleight of hand, he drained the phial to mix with the dregs in Marsh’s glass, then moved back to a table and watched

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20. He was starting to reach orgasm again and Carla knew it, so she grabbed up his pants again and caught the dregs of his cum

21. The harder he strained to pump out the very last dregs of spunk, and the deeper he pushed into her, the longer the ecstasy lasted, though it was definitely fading fast

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22. The laws were in place to punish the dregs of Citadel City, not the upper echelon

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23. It is the time of year when people across the country begin shaking off the final dregs of winter, opening their windows, and hanging clothes on the lines to dry

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24. They looked and sounded like the dregs of an army and acted like it as well

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25. For the four's understanding is not so much a matter of formulating ideals as it is living one's ideals to the fullest, of drinking life to the dregs

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26. And then last of all came the assorted dregs of the land, creatures with whom Lathgertha would never have bothered under normal circumstances, but who were there simply because she wanted as few people to survive this battle as possible

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27. “Not worth taking dregs home,” said Frank, as he poured another glass of wine

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28. ‘Someone’s probably tipped the dregs of tea or coffee or the remains of a carton of milk

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29. ‘What a love on wheels that would be!’ she hugged him, spilling the dregs on him

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30. ‘That’s life - full of ifs and buts, isn’t it?’ said Raja Rao, sipping the dregs

31. mug back and emptied the dregs down the sink

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32. ‘In that case,’ she said drinking to the dregs, ‘why should I cook?’

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33. I believe she would disinfect me of the last dregs of morbidness I still may have lurking inside me

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34. She had to drink Major Cookham single-handed to his dregs, she said to herself desperately, for Audrey went off with her mother and didn't come back, and the sisters, settling down next to Jim on his sofa on either side of him, each with an arm warm-heartedly through one of his, took a fresh lease of talk and laughter, telling him, with cheerful confidence in his interest, everything they had been doing since they saw him last

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35. The peasant, watching this pink chalice of his future joys, this mysterious moving crucible into which whatever dreary dregs and leavings he threw, uttermost dregs of uttermost dregs that even his lean dog would not touch, they still by Christmas emerged as sausages, could not but feel at least some affection, at least some little touch of awe

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36. It was true they had very few supplies left – just water, a couple of fistfuls of flour and some hardened dregs of sugar, but they were enough to get them through the journey to come

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37. “Eh?” barked the wild man, emerging from the darkness as he sank the remaining dregs from his bottle

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38. Of all the bad things life forces upon us as we pass along it is the last and worst--the bitterness at the bottom of the cup, the dregs of what for many was after all always only medicine

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39. 1] hasta el tope, to the dregs, lit

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40. Thou mightest justly swear in thy wrath, that we should never enter into thy rest; mightest justly set us naked and bare, and take away our corn in the season thereof, and our wine in the season thereof, and put into our hands the cup of trembling, and make us drink even the dregs of that cup

41. Lees: Sediment or dregs; the substance on the bottom of the wine glass, expressing ease and self-indulgence that is undisturbed

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42. woman intercourse? We finished the bottle to the dregs and all three started making love together

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43. How? By keeping the lower classes far to busy fighting amongst themselves for the dregs of wealth leftover from the rich… to ever to bother fighting against their beloved, worshipped, revered, rich elite owners

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44. Linda Wilks had been one of society's dregs, as described by Melville-Briggs

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45. Living in the bottom dregs of human society, indistinguishable from the evil he consorts with

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46. “So it goes,” Jeff muttered as he drained the warm dregs of beer from his

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47. the dregs & tears from this bottomless amphitheatre of tragedy

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48. John Calvin burned Servetus to death over a slow fire, then he wrote a book, “A Faithful Account Of The Errors Of Servetus, In Which It Is Proved That Heretics Ought To Be Restrained By The Sword;” in Calvin’s argument with the Anabaptists he uses such words as ignorant babbles, evil, nefarious herd, dregs, insanity, etc

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49. No vivacious Bacchanalian flame leaped out of the pressed grape of Monsieur Defarge: but, a smouldering fire that burnt in the dark, lay hidden in the dregs of it

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50. Never, if Saint Antoine knew his own sufferings, insults, and wrongs! Armed men and women flocked out of the Quarter so fast, and drew even these last dregs after them with such a force of suction, that within a quarter of an hour there was not a human creature in Saint Antoine's bosom but a few old crones and the wailing children

51. A candle was burning down on the table; there were wine-glasses, a nearly empty bottle of vodka, bread and cucumber, and glasses with the dregs of stale tea

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52. But I will not attempt to give you an adequate idea of my situation, lest you, who probably have never been drenched with the dregs of human misery,

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53. her lips and kept it there, while the magician drained his to the dregs and fell

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54. Living not long after the Wars of the Roses, and in the dregs of the Catholic Church in England, he is indignant at the corruption of the clergy, at the luxury of the nobility and gentry, at the sufferings of the poor, at the calamities caused by war

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55. Blood clots had formed in this dissolving mass, taking on the color of wine dregs

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56. She swallowed the dregs in one go

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57. It matters not what stranded ships repairing in dry docks I lost myself among, what old hulls of ships in course of being knocked to pieces, what ooze and slime and other dregs of tide, what yards of ship-builders and ship-breakers, what rusty anchors blindly biting into the ground, though for years off duty, what mountainous country of accumulated casks and timber, how many ropewalks that were not the Old Green Copper

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58. I walked up and up into the searing hot day, feeling exuberant to be on the trail, the last dregs of my hangover soon sweated out of me

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59. "That only two glasses were used, and that the dregs of both were poured into a third glass, so as to give the false impression that three people had been here

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60. He slugged down the dregs of his cold coffee, and then the other donkey turd came through the chain-link gate

61. He reached over to the night table, grabbed the water glass that still held an inch of flat champagne, and tossed down the dregs

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62. A candle was burning down on the table; there were wine‐glasses, a nearly empty bottle of vodka, bread and cucumber, and glasses with the dregs of stale tea

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63. RICHARD HAD ALWAYS, RITUALLY, REWARDED HIMSELF for an honest morning’s work with a drink or two at lunch, but that summer it got difficult to see his coffee down to the dregs before reaching for the bottle

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64. ” An elbow attached to Charlie knocked over a glass, spraying dregs of rosé

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65. The sky had darkened to number 3 graphite, and as he neared the dregs of the whisky it let loose with wilder rain

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66. And this morning his dragon’s egg vanished, and with it the last dregs of his courage

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67. that worse yet lay in the dregs? As now indeed I find

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68. To get as much intensity as possible, we asked to get the dregs from the pressing early on

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69. We choose the dregs from the spring rape because it offers a nutty flavor, which in the fall rape is replaced by a rather stubborn grassiness

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70. Simmer slowly for twenty-four hours, remove the dregs that float to the surface, and replace the water that evaporates

71. The gelatin will bind all of the dregs in the bouillon, which is later allowed to slowly thaw in the refrigerator over a sieve with a filter cloth

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72. The gelatin will form a net, or a “membrane,” that will let liquid through but prevent dregs and leftovers from the boiling pass into the bouillon

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73. ‘Here is that mob, the dregs of the people,’ he thought as he gazed at the crowd: ‘this rabble they have roused by their folly! They want a victim,’ he thought as he looked at the tall lad flourishing his arm

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74. Piled his tin lizzie with dregs from his shop just the other day, pulled out of the no-parking zone in front of his place, and headed east

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75. It was of this rabble that Saint Jerome was thinking, no doubt, and of all these poor people and all these vagabonds and all these miserable people whence sprang the apostles and the martyrs, when he uttered this mysterious saying: "Fex urbis, lex orbis,"—the dregs of the city, the law of the earth

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76. When he had done, instead of feeling better, calmer, more enlightened by his discourse, I experienced an inexpressible sadness; for it seemed to me—I know not whether equally so to others—that the eloquence to which I had been listening had sprung from a depth where lay turbid dregs of disappointment—where moved troubling impulses of insatiate yearnings and disquieting aspirations

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77. But now the spell had been upon him eight-and-forty hours, and he lay there, doubtless among the dregs of the docks, breathing in the poison or sleeping off the effects

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78. Indeed, our writers treat of obscenities and improprieties; in the guise of refined paradox they convey suggestions which thrust men back to primeval savagery, to the lowest dregs, not only of pagan life, but animal life, which we outlived 5000 years ago

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79. “Here is that mob, the dregs of the people,” he thought as he gazed at the crowd: “this rabble they have roused by their folly! They want a victim,” he thought as he looked at the tall lad flourishing his arm

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80. "You see, in the reports that have lately appeared in the local papers of the melancholy and terrible days of the last pogrom, there have very often been indications that among the instigators of the pogrom who were paid and organised by the police—the dregs of society, consisting of drunkards, tramps, souteneurs, and hooligans from the slums—thieves were also to be found

81. He drank up the dregs of the wine still left in the bottle, and when he had finished it he said: "AKH! PARDON, maybe you wanted some more

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82. And are we, under such circumstances, to renew negotiation by extra missions? I conceive that the cup of negotiation and conciliation is exhausted to the dregs, and that we should but further degrade ourselves by sending further extra missions

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83. He believed that it was time to have done with trifling, with a war of words, and with what had been termed gasconade; that the cup of expedients had been drained to the last dregs, and that a new mode of warfare became indispensable, to vindicate our honor and assert our rights

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84. No doubt there are many who would infinitely prefer to slip over or slide under this question; and I am therefore glad, sir, that the decision of the chairman has enabled me to present the chalice to their lips and compel them to swallow it to the dregs

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85. He has heaped upon this devoted country all the epithets which malice could suggest or tyranny dictate; he has exhausted the cup of bitterness, and made us drink the dregs of humiliation; he has declared his decrees should suffer no change, and that the Americans should take the positive character of allies or enemies

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