Sentence examples for dried quite from inspiring English sources

It dried quite quickly and gave a separated kind of texture, which isn't really what I'm after.

"These conditions are always tricky and the first run in Q3 sector three was down because it was wet, but in the last run the final sector was quicker because it has dried quite a bit".

Due to the low surface tension (∼23 dyn cm 1) and rapid evaporation of methanol, the R6G solution dried quite uniformly over the whole sample surface.

In fact, it's a personal choice of little consequence: the water was hot enough that we air-dried quite rapidly.

The ink should dry quite quickly.

Bank lending hasn't dried up quite as quickly as you might have been led to believe.

Once they had wobbled their way round it dried out quite quickly and everybody else had to come in and change their bikes.

No one wrings a ballad dry quite like Humphries, and his lyrics, always good, have slimmed into sleek, allusive poetry.

He said: "It's the fact that it's going to be mostly dry, quite warm and generally lightish winds across much of England and Wales".

It would be wasteful and is unlikely to give countries the energy security they seek, as some of the fields will run dry quite soon.

Made in an old school copper pot still, It's got an earthy nose almost reminiscent of a rhum agricole, and on the tongue it's dry, quite nutty and a little funky.