Dregs

I’d resigned myself to enjoying the last dregs of our semi-nice relationship this year, before going completely no-contact.

Cybertron is a starkly divided society and the Decepticons form out of the forgotten dregs to overthrow the rapacious elites.

To the dregs of stoppage time when made it 3-3 and then two sets of players and coaches even pulled apart AFTER it was all over.

And, in this case, things changed and they don't have that at their disposal so they've got to gather up all the dregs and whoever's left and try to save the Earth.

Curt Pires (Olympia) teams with artists Chris Peterson (Grindhouse) and Alex Diotto (Olympia) and colorists Marissa Louise (The Wilds) and Dee Cunniffe (The Dregs) for a story that cuts to the very center of Hollywood mythology and depravity itself.

David King would have dismissed the croak in his throat and slight fever as the dregs of jet-lag after flying home from an Aspen skiing holiday.

If they improve the city property taxes will go up and all the dregs of society will leave.

In the dregs of this year, in phoney lockdown, watching endless baking shows with little else to do, I thought trying the showstoppers would be fun.

Mix together the dregs of any undrunk bottles of random holiday booze.

But I guess that said, I’m curious to see what the people at the dregs of the polls are going to do with their time and if any of them are impressive.

But we also understand there is an undue interest in the matter by specific groups because there are some abuse cases that have been discovered to be false, but meanwhile, the person’s reputation has been dragged to the dregs.

Every year since 1966, the cries of Kaduna Nzeogwu et al of a corrupt and big-for-nothing country silencing its best and putting forward its dregs have waltzed their way from the graveyard with deafening clarity and automatic alacrity!

Using colored lights and photo-editing software, photographer Ernie Button turned Macallan Scotch dregs into this planetary pretender.

No longer will it be acceptable to enter a league with a squad full of dregs and take your lumps for a few years, all while fans willingly pay big-league prices to watch an inferior product.

You mean the dregs from the bottom of the swamp.

You who pre-judges supporters of one Mr. Tommy Robinson ‘as knuckle draggers, skinheads, etc. who it seems in your opinion are the dregs of British society.

By-products Brewing by-products are "spent grain" and the sediment (or " dregs ") from the filtration process which may be dried and resold as "brewers dried yeast" for poultry feed, citation or made into yeast extract.

Players would use dregs to hit targets across the room with their wine.

The colonial administration in Chad was critically understaffed and had to rely on the dregs of the French civil service.

Years later, he described the teachers as the "dregs of humanity" and complained that the instruction was mainly in religion.