Sentence examples for dry becomes from inspiring English sources

The salted product, after leaving it to air dry, becomes what in the region is known as Saltierra cheese, typical in all the goat-producing areas of the highlands.

Do the same for sensitive skin (which is very dry, becomes inflamed and gets irritated easily, is itchy and often red and sore), and normal skin (which manageable and balanced).

The wind that has been blowing from the north-east continuously for nearly a fortnight, chill but dry, became more boisterous and took on an icier touch.

I knew we were onto something when not far out of the gate DRY became available in some of the nation's finest restaurants.

"High and Dry" became a modest hit, but The Bends peaked at 88 on the US album charts, which remains Radiohead's lowest showing there.

For highly viscous liquids, the penetration velocity slows down and an additional mechanism, namely drying becomes important.

The more carbon dioxide that gets put into the atmosphere and the more sunshine that is removed from the sky, the greater the drying becomes.

The optimum ionomer content increases with decreasing current density at 20% RH or below, indicating that MEA drying becomes dominant over cathode flooding.

Hence, air-drying becomes the natural alternative to kiln-drying for fuelwood (Filbakk et al. 2011).

Laminaria is a seaweed that, when dried, becomes hygroscopic -- that is, it attracts and retains water.

The effect of drying became more evident in soil CO2 concentrations which gradually decreased in the A-horizon from the beginning onwards (Fig.  4).