1
This is not the time to drain the cup to the dregs.
2
But I have been in a sponging-house, and tasted the lowest dregs.
3
He headed for the roof on the last dregs of his power.
4
The dregs of sleep began to clear, and the walls seemed displaced.
5
The Governor dropped his cigarette end into the dregs of his coffee.
6
His chosen companions were flatterers sprung from the dregs of the people.
7
Truly Dinah drank the cup of bitterness to the dregs that night.
8
That exhilaration does not froth away, leaving bitter dregs in the cup.
9
The last dregs of us that remain after so many Forerunner victories?
10
They have drunk wine sweet and sour and have swallowed the dregs.
11
Yet Pon-lor did not think that these dregs and misfits -bandits!
12
I have lived too long, and the dregs of life are bitter.
13
To be a mother is to drink the dregs of human misery.
14
The bowl of reparation had been emptied to its last atoning dregs.
15
Any meddling with that would have to be sifted to the dregs.
16
Everyone felt their country was now the dregs of the civilized world.
