sweat out

But the overhead sun, whose direct rays were fairly boiling the sweat out of him, harshly corrected this impression.

They had put their shakoes aside and wrapped rags around their heads to keep the sweat out of their eyes.

He set down the receiver, shook the sweat out of his eyes, and sank on to a stool.

I can't even see one of these poetic creatures from a distance without breaking out into a cold sweat out of sheer anger.

When summer came on, he elected to sweat out a hot and dusty existence in the city and to toil incessantly.