Sentence examples for brought dried from inspiring English sources

Sister Maria Kisito brought dried leaves to fan the flames.

If you're the accident prone adventuresome type,  consider bringing dried comfrey in a Ziploc, strips of sheeting and cheesecloth, clip a few good size safety pins to your backpack and a small pot or can for warm water on your next excursion.

But duck salad, another special, brought dry duck confit under a thick layer of spongy fat.

He brought dry grasses up from Mont-roig to Paris so he could "finish the painting after nature".

In Southern California, that brought dry winds and temperatures that approached 90 degrees.

These winds brought dry, dust filled air over the bay with mean particulate-matter doubling over the region.

• SOIL, www.oursoil.org, is bringing dry, composting toilets to Haiti.

That brings dry weather to the Americas and wet weather to Australasia.

I bring dry clothes to throw on afterward and try to forget about it.

Particularly George Carlin as Rufus, the guide from the future, who brings dry wit to the silliness.

The northeasterly monsoon wind, beginning ordinarily in November in the southern areas, brings dry weather until May.