Only way to do that would be to remove the hoses at the engine bay and at the tank and use low pressure compressed air to blow the lines clear (I would remove and replace the fuel filter; they aren't expensive). Or, you could do the opposite and flush the line by disconnecting the line in the engine compartment and running the line into a container and cycle the key or jump the fuel pressure relay to have the pump push gas through the line. But, if your intentions are to remove all of the fuel out of the lines and leave them dry, then the first method I suggested is the only way that I know.