Sentence examples for decidedly dry from inspiring English sources

Uruguay has neither a decidedly dry nor a rainy season.

It was decidedly dry and structured yet bewitching, with aromas of licorice, leather and flowers along with something wild and untamed.

— It has been 200 years since a corps of men and mules started to dig what was known as "Clinton's ditch" across hundreds of miles of farmland, forests and other decidedly dry terrain in upstate New York, creating the Erie Canal and, with it, a range of prosperous towns from Albany to Buffalo.

In "Wild Cursive," a decidedly dry work from 2005 choreographed by Lin Hwandmin and performed by his company at the Howard Gilman Opera House on Tuesday, the stage was a collage of clichés: mysterious movement to resemble the slinky lines of calligraphy, all set to a sound score by Jim Shum and Liang Chun-mei evoking elements from nature, including chirping birds, rainfall and wind gusts.

Innovative for a few reasons, Shoes takes a decidedly dry, British approach to the humor of high heels by respecting them as the religious experience they are.

McKay's sensibility, however, is decidedly ironic.

As we began a decidedly unscientific testing of dry versus fresh mushrooms, Philip explained: "We were the biggest dyer and finisher of trouser pockets in America -- probably made 100 million pairs.

Meanwhile, his dry stone wall looks decidedly precise and industrially made, ready to be wheeled out of the factory and into a contemporary dream-world of bygone days.

This year's band dries faster and is decidedly more reflective, helpful for runners like me who like to hit the road after dark.

Additionally, it will leave you with some decidedly creepy wrinkling when the latex dries.

The modern, dry environment in northwestern Madagascar is decidedly inhospitable to these animals, and they no longer occur there; the former presence of B. mahajambaensis could indicate that the region was more humid in the past.