Sentence examples for become parched from inspiring English sources

A vast pool of liquidity has been created even as the rest of the world has become parched.

The continents would have become parched, preventing nutrients like phosphorus from flowing from the land to the sea.

Alex's co-star in the movie has, beneath her perfume and face powder, "a flat dry odor as of something that had first gone rank and then become parched and shriveled".

IN the pounding heat last August, near ancient Babylon, a group of American and Iraqi engineers and local Shiite workers gathered to flip the switch on a refurbished irrigation system for 200,000 acres of land that had become parched during years of neglect under Saddam Hussein's rule.

Since you will be walking most of the time, you can become parched quite easy.

Hydrated skin is better skin and it's easy for skin to become parched during the summer months.

In the summers, particularly in years of drought, the land becomes parched, and lines to collect water from communal pumps stretch for hours.

An extended drought occurred in the 1930s, and with the wall preventing water leaving Lake Okeechobee and canals and ditches removing other water, the Everglades became parched.

An extended drought occurred in the 1930s; with the wall preventing water from leaving Lake Okeechobee and canals and ditches removing other water, the Everglades became parched.

We have become so parched that we can't walk down the street without toting a single-use plastic bottle touting the magical effects of its water source.

Also, Changnon says, the findings may provide a glimpse of a future in which the American Southwest becomes increasingly parched.