run dry
Verb
Meaning
become empty of water
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Examples
The river runs dry in the summer
After it ended, Eisner and Iger worked together producing and selling original comics material, anticipating that the well of available reprints would soon run dry, though their accounts of how their partnership was founded differ.
Beit Daras was located 32km north-east of Gaza, on an elevated ground, perched gently between a large hill and a small river that seemed to never run dry.
Son predicts it "will probably run dry in about two years," so he's looking ahead and setting his sights high.
Had irrigation districts, by far the biggest users of water on the prairies, not shared some of the water they were allocated, many municipal water supplies would have run dry.
Those tears sprang from a wellspring of "naive idealism" that I thought had run dry.