tapped-out

However, I'm not in a hurry to see Hollywood screw up another franchise reboot for the sake of a cash grab and tapped-out imagination.

Wag the Blog #1: What Does a Seal's Heart Taste Like? 2009

Ms. Glessner, 53 years old, is still a regular among the volunteers, who are asked over and over exactly where the jetliner hit the ground in a tapped-out coal mine at a spot now marked with a 17-ton sandstone boulder and what they saw and heard that day.

The Educator 2011

An old, tapped-out oil well is not nearly as toxic as, say, an unused creosote plant with storage tanks, he said.

Susan Buchanan: Louisiana Removes Defunct Oil Wells But Hazards Remain Susan Buchanan 2010

It does not, however, explain why I feel so emotionally fatigued, why I feel so utterly tapped-out, so completely drained of any will or energy to write/create/stand upright.

Out Like A Lamb | Her Bad Mother 2009

Now she's a tapped-out freelancer, reduced to using home hair-dye kits.

Front Line on Lines Front Anne Kadet 2011

An old, tapped-out oil well is not nearly as toxic as, say, an unused creosote plant with storage tanks, he said.

Susan Buchanan: Louisiana Removes Defunct Oil Wells But Hazards Remain Susan Buchanan 2010

An old, tapped-out oil well is not nearly as toxic as, say, an unused creosote plant with storage tanks, he said.

Susan Buchanan: Louisiana Removes Defunct Oil Wells But Hazards Remain Susan Buchanan 2010

Dissatisfaction climbed over President Bush's second term amid an unpopular war and tapped-out GOP, then fell slightly on public hopes for Mr. Obama as he took office in 2009.

In Government We Mistrust 2011

An old, tapped-out oil well is not nearly as toxic as, say, an unused creosote plant with storage tanks, he said.

Susan Buchanan: Louisiana Removes Defunct Oil Wells But Hazards Remain Susan Buchanan 2010

According to some studies, PLAs raise costs by 12% to 18%, which explains why cash-strapped governments and tapped-out taxpayers are moving against them.

Shovelling for Labor 2011