Sentence examples for That dryness from inspiring English sources

Libby Wagner of White Plains echoed those sentiments, noting that dryness over the last two years resulted in cumulative loss, especially among shrubs, last summer.

Libby Wagner of White Plains, N.Y., echoed those sentiments, noting that dryness over the past two years resulted in "cumulative loss," especially among shrubs, last summer.

They are the essence of Champagne — clean, refreshing and very dry, stripped bare of any sugary makeup, but without the austerity that dryness sometimes implies.

Early and Middle Kimmeridgian eolian deposits and Late Kimmeridgian alkaline, saline wetland/lacustrine deposits demonstrate that dryness persisted throughout the Kimmeridgian.

This study has shown that dryness of the skin of the feet correlates with foot ulceration.

While the majority (54.3%) of Zambian women indicated that "dryness" was acceptable, only one in five (21.8%) of participants in Nashville concurred.

In an experimental setting, Wiest and colleagues [ 8] showed that dryness-related symptoms started to appear when AH was lower than 15 mgH2O/L.

Keetch and Byram (1968) developed an index of soil moisture deficit (KBDI) for use by fire agencies, on the principle that soil dryness is likely to be accompanied by fuel dryness.

A spicy, floral bouquet gives way to a splendidly delicate, creamy, slightly spritzy, citric flavor that, in dryness and light weight, brings white Graves to mind.

If you've been dreaming that the dryness of the old Tully Hall has been banished, and that the new hall, with its rich hues, will yield a lush, vibrant tone, it's time to wake up.

Now suppose that the dryness of the brush is cited as an explanation of the flash's causing the fire.