Sentence examples for being dry from inspiring English sources
Like the rest of the Why Poverty? season, it was a fantastically comprehensive and comprehensible film that delivered vast amounts of information about the problem and its possible ramifications without being dry or ever losing sight of the human beings at the epicentre.
The pans weren't close to being dry, but fidgeting is part of the business.
And he speaks splendid witty sentences, especially when being dry about the Dutch.
In addition to being dry, the valleys, which are near McMurdo Sound, are very salty.
Finally, some fields it had banked on ended up being dry holes.
The assembled diners say how delicious and moist it is, and my mother lights a cigarette and mumbles about it being "dry-ish", "dry" or "very dry" – which it is.
The windows aren't just ghoulishly decorative: the meats are being dry-aged, the beef for 50 days, the tuna for seven, both in the name of richness and tenderising.
Samples were ranked according to their BD into low (580 g/L) and high (680 g/L) BD which were subjected to different processing (control vs. PP) before being dry-rolled with extent of processing expressed as PI of 0.75 or 0.85 ± 0.03.
Elsewhere, gear is being catalogued, suits are being dry-cleaned, venues are being hosed out, and the bus has left its home in Florida and is pondering its way up the eastern seaboard to Boston.
These battleships, from eighteen to twenty-five years old, represented all but two of those available to the Pacific Fleet. was also in the at Pearl Harbor, being dry-docked at the Navy Yard.
