Sentence examples for draws moisture from inspiring English sources
During the summer, a southerly low-level jet draws moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.
This dry air, draws moisture out from your skin naturally.
A desiccant is a substance that draws moisture out.
The salt draws moisture from the slugs, which kills them.
Why? Because, given time, salt draws moisture from the inside of the steak to the outside.
Terra cotta draws moisture out of the soil faster than plastic.
Salting, an intermediate step, cures and preserves the fish, helping to kill bacteria and to draw moisture from the fish.
Their roots try to draw moisture from the soil, but the ground is frozen, so the trees dry out.
Salt it too early and the salt will draw moisture to the surface and impede the crust.
Molds and bacteria cannot survive on very sugary foods, she said, because the concentrated sugar, like salt, has the effect of drawing moisture out of cells.
Use it as you would any spring greens - but if you are going to store the vegetables for a while, cut the leaves off and store them separately because they draw moisture away from the root, drying it out.
