Sentence examples for dry fate from inspiring English sources

Mashed cassava and fresh pineapple had much more flavor than the over-roasted pork ($14), while a nutlike black rice and a sparkling tamarind sauce saved grilled swordfish ($15) from a similar dry fate.

Embrace the community of this horrible garment and accept your awful awful running-across-the-courtyard-in-the-rain-at-2AM £5-per-wash-and-dry-cycle fate for the next year.

We therefore studied the impact of biochar (2% on dry weight basis) on the fate of volatile petroleum hydrocarbons in an aerobic sandy soil with batch and column studies.

The dry resignation and surrender to fate in "Black River Killer" is like a Cormac McCarthy novel condensed into a single song.

Watching it, you have a feeling of total immersion — in the (fictional) town of Dillon, in the lives of the football players and their parents, and in all the elements that determine people's fates in that dry, desolate, and depressed part of the country.

The high rainfall one week prior to the sampling trip may have caused flushing of sulfuric acid-rich films formed on pyrite surfaces and of pools created during dry months, dissolution of sul-fate minerals, and introduction of O2.

Almost everyone I know over the age of 35 who does what I do has eventually dried out and resigned to the fate of being the sad soul at a show with a club soda in his or her hand.

The same fate was noted for the 11 dried-out stems corresponding to the individuals from the previous survey that died after 18 months.

This paper makes an assessment of the fate of a freshwater lens in a drying climate through a comparison of current and historic hydrochemical data, which to the author's knowledge is unique to this study.

Buffeted by a cycle of dispiriting dry followed by overwhelming wet, the farmers are experiencing a fate highlighting the vagaries of Australia's extreme weather.

The characters are not to be pitied; each man takes responsibility for his choices, but the whims of fate can be cruel and when the work dries up the dream often goes with it.