Sentence examples for bring moisture from inspiring English sources

Stock, for instance, can help bring moisture and flavor to already-cooked foods as you reheat them, even if they didn't contain stock in first place, like leftover grains.

If you turn these elements regularly, to aerate the pile, and keep it moist but not wet, an army of earthworms, sowbugs, centipedes, mites, beetles, molds, fungus and bacteria will transform this "waste" -- which otherwise gets trucked at great cost to a landfill -- into humus, a complex stew of biochemical compounds that can bring moisture, air and nutrients to worn-out soil.

As shown in Figure 1, surface winds are predominantly southeasterly, which bring moisture from the Bay of Bengal to this region.

Active drying is also the most effective way to bring moisture content below fibre saturation point, which typically occurs at a moisture content around 20-25% (Walker 2006).

The western portion, situated upwind (the stoss slopes) of the mid-latitude westerlies, that bring moisture to the region, has gentle high topography and small valley glaciers.

The dry air may have been caused by a lack of southwesterlies bring moisture from equatorial areas, and continental influence from South America.

The ITCZ and southwest monsoon bring moisture-laden winds from the Gulf of Guinea, causing high relative humidity and rains (Neba 1999; Molua and Lambi 2006; Wirmvem et al. 2014b).

Avocado can make a great substitute for butter, while beetroot brings moisture and sweetness.

This spring has taught him that the whim that brought moisture could just as cruelly take it back.

In the mountains of western Colorado, the storm dumped up to two feet of snow, bringing moisture to a region that had been thirsting for it.

The meteorological explanation is that you have low pressure, and that brings moisture, which affects how the ball moves through the air".