Sentence examples for dry clothing from inspiring English sources

Rasmussen falls through the ice and refuses dry clothing.

And: "If you must go outside, wear several layers of warm, dry clothing.

But if you are wearing the only clothes you have, you remove them, bathe, air dry, then put on the dry clothing.

After giving him dry trousers, from her shop, she got him to come to her room for the rest of the dry clothing.

Luxuries like beer and dry clothing were soon taken for granted, and we fed ourselves back up to our natural weight.

Runners were expected to leave their clothing behind at the starting line, carry money and cellphones with them during the race and make arrangements with friends or family to bring dry clothing to them at the finish.

Today's collectors use helicopters to reach remote locations and have the benefit of inoculations, repellents and quick-dry clothing.

His war was a slogging time of loading and unloading, plodding the same saltwater trails to deliver men and materiel from England to the threshold of war at the French beaches and channel ports -- a time of never-dry clothing and repetitive work, always redolent of fuel oil, stale sweat and tobacco smoke, and punctuated by occasional combat from D-Day on, as well as by savagely bad weather at sea.

* For that matter, are we voyagers such raw suckers that we've completely bought into the notion that we need to purchase special all-weather, breathable, wicking, quick-dry clothing to travel to the next town?

The wet season lasts from May to November, so travelers are advised to prepare for sudden downpours by bringing quick-dry clothing, waterproof footwear and standard rain gear.

Save money and energy air-drying clothing when possible.