Sentence examples for Have some moisture from inspiring English sources

"We'll still have some moisture … but we're not looking at quite the amount we're getting with this current system," she said.

Mushrooms need to be tender and stuffing needs to have some moisture left.

Try keeping the humidifier just outside your bedroom door; this way, you'll still have some moisture in the air, and the noise will be reduced.

To evaluate the pressing time effect on the quality on the surfaces bonding as well as if the adhesive is suitable for certain uses or has some moisture resistance, tests are performed under different conditions of temperature and humidity.

He had some moisture-wicking synthetic T-shirts made, then founded the company in 1996 at the age of 23, taking a hands-on approach to his products.

After you finished put on your moisturizer all over your face and be sure that you do not have the greasy look because after using a moisturizing exfoliate like yak milk soap you will have some added moisture.

These are generally beans that have been insufficiently dried or have reabsorbed some moisture, within which internal enzyme reactions often appear.

While the higher elevations have retained some moisture — likely due to the recent marine layer — tall, ground-level grass is much drier and will light up quicker, he said.

They will have absorbed some moisture from the flowers even if you can't feel it.

England might reasonably have expected more assistance from a pitch that because of the Warriors rugby league team's match on the ground last Saturday would not have been put in place until Sunday at the earliest and must have had some residual moisture in it as a result.

As with human nails, it is much easier to cut and avoid tearing the hoof if it has absorbed some moisture.