Sentence examples for a dry time from inspiring English sources

THE past year is widely perceived as a dry time for deal-making on Wall Street.

It's worth mentioning that "Daytrippers" opened in the middle of a dry time for independent- and foreign-film distribution.

www.palmone.com/uk Stat of the week: Internet bucks the trend Summer is traditionally a dry time for most of the media, but the net seems to have kicked the habit.

The 1950s was a dry time for architectural design, which made projects like the School of Printing, now the High School of Graphic Communication Arts, stand out all the more.

The first comes during March and April, a dry time, when the three major rivers that feed the Bengal Delta the Ganges, the Brahmaputra, and the Meghna have low flow conditions.

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After an especially wet winter and early spring, forecasters say the next few weeks may be a drier time for the Midwest.

"The rain is supposed to go through today and we should have a bit of a drier time tomorrow, but we'll just have to wait and see.

The maximum applicable field strength is 130 V/cm, giving a drying time of 4.33 hr.

It was found at the onset of this study that for the sand used, a drying time of 10 h was sufficient to achieve the same dry weight after 17 h of drying time.

The optimized processing conditions for maximum dehulled seeds, dehulling efficiency and minimum powder loss were a hydrothermal treatment time of 10.2 min and a drying time of 2.9 h.