Sentence examples for a wet coat from inspiring English sources

I feel the pressure, expectation and attention towards the couple like a wet coat, like a headache, like a falling crystal glass.

Continue applying the stain, brushing on a wet coat and then wiping away the excess before it dries.

This results in the formation of a wet coating of slushy ice, which may later freeze to form a layer of compact, relatively transparent ice.

A wet coating, film or layer is deposited by itself on the substrate while it is pulled up.

The catalyst ink, consisting of platinum-loaded carbon particles and ionomer dispersed in an aqueous solvent, is a key factor for controlling the structure of the catalyst layer because the catalyst layer is prepared in a wet coating process.

It hangs on the moss-covered trees like a thick wet coat.

She'd survived seasickness, hunger, wrenching cold, terrible rain -- moments when even a soaking wet coat was warmer than no coat at all.

For most paints, a good, even "wet" coat is sufficient, but a second coat may give a more durable finish.

I set a glass of wine on the table and had to smile, reading on the cocktail napkin words from the great Robert Benchley: "Why don't you get out of your wet coat and into a dry martini?" Oh, yes.

The line is spoken by Robert Benchley, and Mr. Wilder attributed it to him, although Mr. Benchley, in turn, apparently attributed it to his friend Charles Butterworth: "Why don't you get out of that wet coat and into a dry martini?") And Mr. Rothman cautions against believing that the great lines are all behind.

Once you have applied all the shampoo, use your fingertips to massage it into the wet coat and raise a lather.