Sentence examples for deep dry from inspiring English sources

During the campaign, W. tried to soothe public doubts about the deep dry well of his foreign policy knowledge.

To the west are a 300-foot- 300-foot--) deep dry cave and an underwater wet cave.

When Minhee falls down a deep, dry well near the border, the pair are split up by (temporarily) separate fates.

The Cheoah they have known, a deep, dry, brush-covered trench running parallel to Highway 129, was more eyesore than epic flow.

With clean spillways and empty reservoirs, they stand ready to capture rivers of boulders — these deep dry craters, lying close above the properties they protect.

I throw in extra bacon to mitigate all the greenery, and it's the real thing: a deep dry cure with dense pigginess.

Oddly for a man who spent so much time writing about historical battles in his fiction, in his own wartime memoir, Quartered Safe Out Here (1993), with its hard-bitten opening sentence, "The first time I smelt Jap was in a deep dry-river bed in the Dry Belt, somewhere near Meiktila," he told of the war as seen by a rifleman in an infantry platoon and ignored the big picture.

The surface oxidation of Al metal masks in an oxygen plasma was studied for realizing deep dry-etch of silica optical waveguides.

Ms. Dahan's husband, Shlomo Dahan, 49, and their son, Harel Dahan, 23, died of exposure to hydrogen sulfide gas after their company, S. Dahan Piping and Heating of South Ozone Park, Queens, was hired to vacuum an 18-foot-deep dry well at a recycling plant in Jamaica owned by the Regal Recycling Company.

(a) C-VLED after ICP 22-kÅ-deep dry etching, (b) UV-VLED-1 after ICP 5-kÅ-deep dry etching and KOH dipped for 120 s, (c) UV-VLED-2 after ICP 15-kÅ-deep dry etching and KOH dipped for 60 s, and (d) UV-VLED-3 after ICP 22-kÅ-deep dry etching.

Decorated with books, artworks and shelves of wine bottles, boho-cool Vineria Santa Cruz has a lengthy wine list that includes a regional primitivo (similar to zinfandel) from the Tenute di Eméra winery that's deep, dark, dry and tannic (5 euros a glass).