Sentence examples for The wet of from inspiring English sources

There are also limits to one's sympathy for the neurasthenic hero, an American scientist named Henry Evans, who arrives in the wet of winter at an English seaside town "in search of a good woman, or at least an interesting sinner," whom he once loved and abandoned.

And, when the door eventually swung open, a young man about Valerie's age — with long fair hair and a flaunting angel face, dark-stubbled jaw, dead cigarette stuck to the wet of his sagging lip — looked out at them without any recognition.

Wasps, perhaps with Europe in mind, make a raft of changes to the team who went under in the wet of Bath on New Year's Day, welcoming back Phil Vickery and Raphael Ibanez to the front row and Eoin Reddan and Alex King at half-back.

Aside from being ticked off at "the dimbulb antics of the Rich and Stupid" who hold his arriviste parents at arm's length, Huger parses his observations in the highfalutin locutions of a guy with latent literary aspirations ("the wet of them" in reference to his mother's eyes, "the all of it" of the sky).

…the Spanish hacienda where we listened from our balcony to the music from the plaza in Cuzco…falling asleep to the sound of the river as it flowed to the Amazon…the restaurant Las Brujas de Cachiche, in Miraflores…the muddy, one-lane tunnels cut into mountains, dripping with the wet of the cloud forest…surfing waves of desert sand…llamas, pink flamingos, parrots, lizards, sea lions, a jaguar.

In both the production and the application of coatings, the wetting of solid surfaces by the fluid phase is necessary.

Oh and while the snow at the finish line has stopped, it has been replaced with the wettest of rain.

It might be due to the wetting of the polymer.

Alloying with Si deteriorated the wetting of TiCN by Mg.

A solution to improve the wetting of the oil is proposed.

Open image in new window Fig. 19 The schematic shows the wetting of a solid surface.