Sentence examples for a dew from inspiring English sources

Paul area had 20 consecutive hours above a dew point of 74 degrees, which is a record.

A Chicago company, Chefwear, now sells a bandanna cap, which it calls a Dew Wrap, in its catalog.

Because otherwise this 59-year-old Cumberbitch's goodwill might melt, thaw and resolve itself into a dew.

US presidential candidate Thomas E Dewey was an early advocate when, in 1948, when he produced a "Dew it for Dewey" T-shirt to support his campaign.

By 1928, she was complaining that there were ghosts in the central-heating system, and that her room had a dew in it that frightened her.

A dew drop becomes "the tiny egg of a mythical bird", a young lad rides his tricycle "his legs whirring like bees' wings".

A dew-point hygrometer was invented in 1751.

It's like biting into a dew-fresh ripe peach after eating a canned one.

In 1820 Daniell invented a dew-point hygrometer (a device that indicates atmospheric humidity), which came into widespread use.

Who isn't speechless at the edge of a dew-dampened meadow when evening makes a galaxy of a thousand tiny insects?

Cellini's halo, also called Heiligenschein, bright white ring surrounding the shadow of the observer's head on a dew-covered lawn with a low solar elevation angle.