Sentence examples for days of dry from inspiring English sources

It is some time since we had so many days of dry weather.

Five days of dry weather and cricket had rendered the pitch abrasive, with some used pitches adding to the potential.

After days of dry, scientific testimony in the trial of three detectives accused of killing Sean Bell, with forensic experts telling of a bullet fragment here and a shell casing there, the prosecution was at last calling a major witness.

The present GPC mixtures demonstrated high early strength development exceeding 70% of ultimate strength at three days of dry curing.

In February 1998, Los Angeles saw 14 days of storms and 14 days of dry weather, Patzert said, from four big storms and two small ones.

If somebody in your group is in a spendy mood, you may as well spring for the carn de vedella, an herbed, blackened rib-eye that expresses every one of its 50 days of dry age.

Get up to 35 or even 42 days of dry-ageing and, well, we're talking ribeye royalty.

Ayabil's task of looking after the family's plot of onions a few minutes' walk away, across the White Volta river, which is the border with Burkina Faso, stretches out to fill long, dull days of dry-season gardening, mainly weeding and watering with buckets drawn from the river.

After four or five days of drying, the quills are rolled on a board to tighten the filling and then placed in subdued sunlight for further drying.

The outlook for August is more of the same, with a few days of drier, more settled weather and the chance of continental air bringing the risk of humidity and thunderstorms.

In addition, a different combination of conditions (55 °C, 0.65 aw and 6 1 weight ratio of dextran to β-Lg) was selected to investigate its effects on the characteristics of the conjugates formed during 14 days of dry-heating.