Sentence examples for dry districts from inspiring English sources

If the Tea Party merely expressed voters' frustrations rather than inflaming them, one would expect no difference between wet and dry districts.

Farmers in a similarly dry district, Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh, have found that new groundnut varieties not only give much better yields in dry weather, but have also resulted in increased milk yields from livestock eating the leftover crop after the pods have been harvested.

But more of the time they emphasize the same issues, like their commitment to the Second Amendment and New Mexico's gun owners and the importance of water supplies to this vast, dry district -- roughly the southern half of the state -- that is as big as New York, New Jersey and Connecticut combined.

The Coliseum was located in a "dry" district of Chicago but the hotels were not.

With regards to climate the study found that hare densities were highest in: "A warm and dry district with mild winter and longer duration of sunshine; a warm and dry district with mild winter and shorter duration of sunshine; a warm and moderately dry district with mild winter".

Millets were cultivated in the wheat areas and in the drier districts of Gujarat and Khandesh as well.

The total amount of rainfall distribution in Mieso district was better than Jigjiga and Shinile, in which Shinile was found the driest district among the study districts.

"SoHo becomes the dry goods district, which is everything: clocks, machinery, printing presses, whatever is coming off the boat.

But after a fire in 1835 destroyed the earlier dry goods district on Pearl Street, the textile and dry goods trades developed north of Cortlandt Street and west of Broadway.

Sites 1D, 2D and 3D are located in the hot, dry Mandera district.

(This neighborhood was known as the dry-dock district in the nineteenth century, when it was filled with bustling ironworks and shipfitters).