Sentence examples for dry impression from inspiring English sources

Château d'Yquem, for example, has produced a wine called Y d'Yquem since 1959, which contains small amounts of sugar in some vintages, though it gives a dry impression.

Boiled, bonded or washed, the wool left a dry impression, though it gave him the precise shapes he wanted, especially for belted coats with a '40s flair and skirts with raised, fluttery pleats.

That was the impression at Dries Van Noten's poetic show on Sunday, with its loose-fitting layers of washed cotton mixed with sturdy men's blazers and ethnic prints and flouncy skirts that, this season, he blended more subtly together.

I don't actually cheer when an opportunity for income dries up, despite the impression I may give.

Impressions from dry fingers and thumbs was taken to BA again from both groups.

Ecologic observations in Los Santos provided an impression of a dry, open, and deforested region.

It is subjected to heavy pressures in a press at a moderately high temperature to ensure that it dries; it retains an intaglio impression of the relief surface of the type form and is placed against the inside wall of a curved casting box into which a lead alloy is injected.

The impression from descriptions, dried herbarium specimens and photographic images of different stages of fresh flowering material in C. scortechinii, C. sinensis and the Sabah taxon is that the calyx is basically composed of two lobes that slightly to mostly cohere in the young flower bud, with an apical slit along which the main calyx lobes part and through which the corolla protrudes.

(His initial impressions of America: "Dry and lots of gambling").

For most of his cuvées, the lightly sweetened version made a more immediate impression, but the bone-dry alternative usually showed extra length and complexity.

Actin denaturation also results in increased amounts of residual bolus and has a negative effect on juiciness and total texture impression (the meat becomes drier).