Sentence examples for dew- from inspiring English sources

I didn't even break off for the glass of water I became increasingly desperate to drink while reading how the aviators tried to to gather dew drops on the cloth of their parachutes, how they felt "something rasping" in their throats, and were reduced to drinking ether even though it felt like "swallowing knives".

If you don't have courage, all the other qualities you may have – good strategic sense and oratory etc – vanish like the morning dew when you need it.

All through the marsh grass, the birds are rising …and a little fog rises, the morning fog, the haze, as the dew boils away.

The sawgrass rises to meet the day, standing straight up, the blades of sawgrass with dew on them sparkle.

Gnats were thought to be formed out of spots of dew on leaves.

A smaller book than it seems, "The Dew Breaker" is ultimately an innocuous read.

There will be dew-catchers, rainwater harvesting and electronic sensors to raise the alarm in case of leaky pipes.

A wide range of meteorological measurements are made from this equipment, including temperature, dew-point temperature, pressure, wind velocity, long-wave and shortwave radiative fluxes, and air chemistry.

Radiosondes measure temperature, dew-point temperature, and pressure.

The willingness of central banks to use interest-rate cuts to bail out financial markets only added to the speculative enthusiasm.Messrs Gordon and Dew-Becker point to the rise of "superstar" labour markets in which the best talent commands a huge premium.

With the help of a friend she branched out in 1953 from creams into Youth-Dew, a bestselling bath oil and perfume combined, and became the doyenne of all beauty.Tactility was her byword.