Sentence examples for becoming dry from inspiring English sources

Picked prematurely, the beans are scrawny, with bland flavor; picked too late, they're on their way to becoming dry soybeans.

Wrap the dough in greaseproof paper or cling film to prevent it becoming dry and the fat absorbing any unwanted flavours from the fridge.

I don't buy the idea that they sink deep into the hair shaft, but they do protect hair from becoming dry and sunbaked, keep it sleeked back, and make it feel lovely after rinsing.

After an initial browning, the meatballs are slowly braised in tomato sauce in a 180-degree CVap oven for 40 minutes, which keeps the meat from becoming dry, tough and gray.

The rain is due to slowly ease overnight with most places becoming dry by Sunday morning.

Low river flows from 2007 to 2010 due to an unprecedented drought, resulted in 71 wetlands along 210 km of the River Murray below Lock 1 in South Australia becoming dry, exposing the normally subaqueous soils in wetlands and, in some instances, causing severe soil acidification.

Many of us have become accustomed to our gardens becoming drier.

Meanwhile, naturally moist Minneapolis is becoming drier as developers fill in wetlands.

Most of us will be losers, because the temperate zones where most people live are becoming drier.

The global average temperature is indeed rising, but many areas are becoming drier, and frequencies of droughts, floods and other extreme weather events are increasing.

Hard though it may be to believe during a week of torrential rain, the south is becoming drier, pushing snipe northward.