wring out

The words were wrung out of him almost against his will.

By the time they got back she felt wrung out.

You look so wrung out every morning no other woman would stand a chance.

I really am wrung out, she thought again, and closed her eyes.

You have no idea what it costs me to wring out my work now.

She had wrung out all the water of the storm.

So let's also ring in the new as we wring out the old.

"I'm just not sure how much more we can wring out of this thing."

"If the public had any idea of how even our routine cases got wrung out!"

The words seemed wrung out of him as though conversation were an effort.

At least my arms were strong from wringing out laundry.

The rest of his team had gone home wrung out and ragged.

Near them a man stood in the water wringing out a shirt.

I can go on for days until I'm limp and all wrung out.

On the other hand, she'd really like to wring out her socks.

He felt completely wrung out and could barely keep his eyes open.

Now at last, when it no longer mattered, he let himself sound wrung out.

By the time they made it to the pass, their bodies were wrung out.

"I say he should be tortured until the truth is wrung out of him!"

He sat for a while longer in the dining room, feeling a little wrung out.

She wrung out the cloth and returned to the bed again.

Prior to that time, wringing out the items was done by hand.

All strength had been wrung out of him in the escape.

For one thing, half of them were still wrung out from working the crime scene in this heat.

What more can possibly be wrung out of the blues?