The phrase "a damp sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sheet that is wet or moist, often in contexts related to bedding or fabric.
Example: "After the rain, I found a damp sheet hanging on the clothesline, still clinging to the moisture."
Alternatives: "a wet sheet" or "a moist sheet".
Like some Impressionist colleagues, notably Degas, Cassatt made the counterproofs by the simple method of pressing a damp sheet of paper on the face of existing work -- here, pastels -- transferring a mirror image of the original, but faded and softened.
Like some of her Impressionist colleagues, Cassatt (1844-1926) made them by the simple method of pressing a damp sheet of paper on the face of existing work -- here, pastels -- transferring a mirror image of the original but faded and softened.
("Grace dies in his arms.... He eases her back against the damp sheet").
No doubt Mrs. Rochester was peeling off clothes and putting them back on, feeling hot and clammy one minute and cold and clammy the next, waking in a tangle of damp sheets.
Sweaty, tangled in damp sheets, Bonnie cocks a heavy eye at the 3 56, 4 39, 5 02 on her alarm-clock face.
I love not lying in damp sheets having dreams of death, awake all night with a single word tumbling over and over in my mind, its meaning long having been lost, now just a shape which will see me through to dawn, whereupon a dank sort of sleep will come, a drowning.
The night was warm and Julian turned in his damp sheets, waking briefly at gray dawn and hearing someone walking, inside and out.
I sleep, thinking, how amazing it is to sleep here--especially after my war with mosquitos and damp sheets in the tree house the night before.
Cover their body with cool, damp sheets or towels.[35].[35]
Don't make your neighbor fight their way through damp sheets or come face-to-face with anyone's bras and underwear.[5].
But you won't be able to figure out how Stow Wengenroth (1906-1978), the Brooklyn-born master lithographer, managed to bring the diffuse haze of city streetlamps on a damp night to a sheet of inked paper.
