bleed off

I only need to heat them up and bleed off the gas.

"The air pressure might bleed off and let you down."

He took a walk to let the anger bleed off.

A moment later, he could sense the big ship bleeding off power as she slowed.

It was intended to act as a bleed off for their forces.

He gave himself a few minutes to relax and let the stress bleed off.

Bleed off air speed, turn, and drop in behind me for the killing shot.

Clearly he too hoped thus to bleed off some of the tension.

Four of them being shot into the head, dropped; several others were wounded, and went bleeding off, as we could see by the snow.

The ship must need to keep moving in order to bleed off what it has absorbed.

It then bleeds off into a stimulant effect that can last up to an hour.

Pressure is bled off of the head catcher to release the tools.

I still don't agree with him, but the worst rancor has bled off.

The team was relaxing now, the stress bleeding off with the successful completion of their mission.

No, it has to be bled off other contracts and funneled here without their knowledge.

A secret government project created small earthquakes to bleed off pressure from major fault lines.

"After a period of time, enough air would bleed off to release the brakes," investigators said in a statement.

The stresses of today's meeting were gradually bleeding off.

Also, the sweat helps to bleed off the heat, just like it does inside."

They soak up heat from the sun or bleed off the excess."

"He's bleeding off air speed; he'd built up a lot on the descent.

He was forced to bleed off some of his suit's pressure, in order to be able to bend the joints.

Rhyme lacked the mechanism most people have for bleeding off tension.

And it'd bleed off their opposition to the Habitat.

The two or three minutes it took that big lock to bleed off I spent in glum thought.