Sentence examples for dry fall from inspiring English sources

Landscape-scale chemical weathering has gone through a fundamental re-think due to: 1) the acknowledgement that a majority of solutes in most soils originate from wet fall and dry fall; and 2) that the zone of active weathering in many landscapes is much deeper than previously thought.

A dry fall can be disastrous for evergreens, especially young plants.

"We are hoping for a dry fall," Kathleen M. Carrano, the county budget director said.

After an extraordinarily warm and dry fall, there'd been a big dump of fresh snow and then the temperatures had got warm again.

Washington is normally safe territory for Magnolia grandiflora, but the damage is a classic manifestation of the hazards of a dry fall followed by a suddenly frigid winter.

California is currently ablaze, after a record hot summer and a dry fall set the stage for the most destructive fires in the state's history.

The best views of Dry Falls are had from the Vista House Overlook and the Dry Falls visitor centre features displays about the geology and natural history of the area.

The snow is hard and dry, falls in small amounts, and is packed down by the constant wind.

Sirloin steak, rather pallid and a little dry, fell well short of the porterhouse's exalted standards.

Fall planting generally takes advantage of the season's rainfall, but remember we've had very dry falls recently and many plants require irrigation until they go dormant.

Occasional light frosts occur at most locations in the Basin and Range region in winter, and some precipitation interrupts the exceedingly dry springs and mildly dry falls.