Sentence examples for drenched clothes from inspiring English sources

Drenched clothes sap the motivation of Palestinian youths who might otherwise confront soldiers.

Or perhaps she was still cold from having spent the morning in drenched clothes on a frigid set, being thrown about inside that revvedup windmill.

I replied that we did not want to take another ride - we had done Disneyland - all we wanted now was to get back to our hotel and change our drenched clothes.

Like many other children in the more than 500 evacuation centres throughout the capital, RJ escaped the floods with only his drenched clothes on his back.

Then the fever came, and with it a headache, and he poured out sweat, drenching his clothes and his sheets.

Yet deep down in his soul, the transplant will hold on to the notion that umbrellas are to be used only as protection against the rain, which is wet and, when it drenches the clothes and skin, makes one uncomfortable.

Gym clothes drenched in sweat from carrying a hoover up four flights of stairs while stinking of bleach doesn't exactly scream dating material.

"This country is like a time bomb," said Antonio Melchor, his clothes drenched in sweat and his eyes bloodshot from the tear gas.

He had just taken a regiment of journalists out in boats to see oiled pelicans, and now, his clothes drenched from a sudden downpour, he was balancing a flurry of phone calls with the demands of the news media.

When we got going at first light it was raining hard, and by the end of that hike – cold inside sweat-sodden clothes, drenched and blistered and utterly beaten – we decided to cheat.

Hardesty soon finds his clothes drenched, then finds himself in a cave with bats and bears, and, finally, in a boat that goes over the edge of the falls and lands in quicksand.