Sentence examples for dry bits from inspiring English sources

Swirl the pan if you have any dry bits.

A savory daikon slaw did nothing to resuscitate dry bits of beef satay paired with a viscous peanut sauce.

Flood insurance is still bundled into most home-insurance packages, meaning that homeowners in dry bits of Britain subsidise those who live in potentially damper places.

From that, they were able to tell the dry bits of the planet from the wet ones.When (or if) such a telescope might be built is, alas, a sore subject among planet-hunters.

Try as you may to pimp your fowl, to remove the legs and confit them, or roll and stuff them, with a bird as big as a turkey there will, as Fergus Henderson pointed out last week, always be dry bits.

The plastic seemed to be frying the once green leaves into dry bits.

The kitchen was spotless, even sterile, not a plate, not a crumb of toast, no dry bit of orange pulp stuck to the side of a glass.

I also ran some skirt steak through it and got back a well-seared if dry bit of meat that made for some good tacos.

A transgender Guatemalan woman, Hernandez-Polanco had suffered years of abuse in her home country, and had taken buses, trains, and finally a packed dinghy to get to this dry bit of desert in southeastern Arizona.

A beef fillet for £46 [$70] comes with a Yorkshire pudding which isn't as good as those I make, alongside a dry bit of sawn-through marrowbone topped with breadcrumbs.

For a moment, the Machine seems to pause and she is smiling and emotion is pouring through in a show that has heretofore seemed a bit dry, a bit didactic.