Sentence examples for becoming moist from inspiring English sources

While the Teamsters tinkered with the plumbing, I ran through my bits of dialogue over and over, the paper becoming moist and flimsy in my sweating hands.

As a result of warmer surface temperatures, the atmosphere overall is becoming moister, especially above the ocean surface, because warmer air can hold more water vapor.

Pubic hair evolved to keep genitals from becoming too moist and it allows the area to breathe.

The winter invasion of polar continental air (which prevails for an average of 185 days annually) is accompanied by strong northeasterly winds, a rapid temperature drop, and frequent precipitation, with the air becoming warm and moist after passing over the milder eastern portions of the sea.

It is scarlet red when fresh and moist, becoming orange or yellowish orange before losing moisture.

The cap surface is sticky to slimy when moist, becoming shiny when dried.

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

Richard Morrison in the Times was concerned that "this clamour for strong men to go moist and wobbly" is becoming "an embarrassment to the whole gender".

Pileus dry or moist, in some cases becoming lubricous; pileipellis not separable as a gelatinous layer……6 2. Basidiomata fairly small; pileus rarely exceeding 10 mm; stipe rising from a conspicuous basal disc……3   2.

Upon becoming a hurricane, Alex was located in a moist, low shear environment, which led to steady intensification on June 30.

The stout fruit bodies (mushrooms) have moist white to grayish caps (later becoming grayish-brown with age), a membranous ring on the stipe, and an odor resembling cucumbers.