Sentence examples for dry blue from inspiring English sources

Each dot represents a single wet (red shaded dots) or dry (blue shaded dots) food.

THIS former police chief tightens his grip around the leather steering wheel while cruising these sunny streets, his dark blue shades covering his mostly dry blue eyes.

They are so clearly visible in the dry blue sky that just below their ridgelines you can almost count the boulders that are bunched there like grapes.

"It takes about two days to get them dry," Linda Augustine, 66, an elementary school teacher, said as she used plastic clothes hangers to dry blue jeans and T-shirts under the awning on the back porch of her mobile home.

Red is associated with dry, blue with wet, and green, in the middle, with dampness.

Göejet Miranda's face was grim as he dipped the paddle into the cloudy, foul-smelling waters of the Barro Blanco dam reservoir through a corridor of death — grand old trees that once shaded a clear, free-flowing river now gray skeletons against a dry blue sky.

The reception room of Spa 28 had dried blue flowers in vases, large mirrors, soft lighting, prints on the wall.

The dried blue WPs were ground to fine particles.

Flower: 7--10 mm; calyx 3--6 mm, lips +- equal, upper deeply lobed; banner, wings dark pink to magenta, drying blue-purple or +- white, banner spot +- yellow, in age darker magenta, keel upper margins glabrous, lower ciliate near claw.

It's a hot, bone-dry, blue-skied day in the hills above Los Angeles — the kind of crystalline morning one might expect to see Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and the Byrds' Gene Clark relaxing on a redwood deck strumming acoustic guitars.

He discovered dried blue-green alga generates lots of heat after burning it.