Sentence examples for dry explains from inspiring English sources

Ms Dry explains how 19th-century Cambridge luminaries, such as George Gabriel Stokes (who, like Newton, became the Lucasian professor) and John Couch Adams (who used Newtonian mechanics to predict the existence of the planet Neptune) struggled with Newton's manuscripts, in the hope that they would yield further insight into the great man's thinking.

AG Dry Shampoo: "AG hair makes the best dry shampoo that matches the color of your hair and doesn't transfer to your clothes like most colored dry shampoos," explains O'Meara.

After this period, he said, the climate grew very dry, which explains why there are no older river deposits at the western end of the canyon.

When you combine that with all the time spent indoors, where we're subject to radiant heaters, it's causing very dry skin," explains the Manhattan dermatologist Anne Chapas.

"We've always been afraid of becoming dependent on grants, worried that the money might dry up," explains Guth.

If cold dry weather explains the deviation from the 'normal' pattern, then it is likely that these factors also contribute to the underlying regular seasonality.

The barren, chalk-dry landscape explains the name: Yellow Desert.

"He's a finisher and he enjoys the dry grounds," explained McGeechan, sprinkling salt into Monye's still-raw wounds.

High estimates of FTHg dry deposition explained less than 4% of the increase in FTHg flux observed within the reach in April and July.

However, because of the combustible nature of early dry cleaning fluids, explains Wayne Edelman of Meurice Garment Care, a second-generation dry cleaner who is frequently consulted by fashion designers, "early dry cleaners were blowing up left and right.

(It also lies in a dry county, which explains those bags and coolers).