Sentence examples for completely dried out from inspiring English sources

Last year we experienced terrible heatwaves that completely dried out the underground water table.

Now it would be completely dried out were it not for the industrial evaporation pools, whose water is artificially pumped in from the northern part.

The eggs of Aedes aegypti, unlike those of almost any other kind of mosquito, can survive being completely dried out, and the species' females love laying in man-made materials—used tires, plastic cups, freight containers, refuse and recycling.

The eggs of Aedes aegypti, unlike those of almost any other kind of mosquito, can survive being completely dried out, and the species' females love laying in man-made materials — used tires, plastic cups, freight containers, refuse and recycling.

Place evenly spaced on a baking tray lined with baking parchment and bake in the oven at 100C/210F/gas mark ¼ for 1 hour or until completely dried out. 3 In a deep frying pan, heat 5cm of oil to 170C/335F, then deep-fry the rice in small batches – they will double in size.

Some of these molecules can allow cells to survive being completely dried out and allow an organism to enter a state of suspended animation called cryptobiosis.

Slicing and dicing aside, we soak them in water for hours until they warp, let berry stains sink into their wood for far longer than we should, and forget to oil them until they're completely dried out--yet they remain our ever-trusty kitchen workhorses, taking the brunt of food preparation.

"When a tardigrade completely dries out, it becomes inactive and is unable to actively avoid dangers in its surroundings," says Boothby.

The soil should never be allowed to completely dry out.

Never allow the surface of the soil to completely dry out.

Keep the soil slightly drier for the first month, but never allow it to completely dry out.