Sentence examples for dry lining from inspiring English sources

The Leader had a "dry lining" firebox; it was not surrounded on top and sides by a "jacket" of water as in normal practice.

(Just between us, until I began my own perimenopause and menopausal journey, the only lining I had ever concerned myself with was located inside my blazer!) Thanks to Novo, I now understand the difference between a thick, healthy vaginal lining vs. a thin, dry lining due to menopause after estrogen loss.

In the afternoon we tried dry-lining.

It was constructed of welded steel and used firebricks instead of water for insulation, which was a novel but troublesome solution to dry-lining the firebox.

"There is really dry, hot air to the west of the dry line, and to the east of the dry line the air is unstable and moist," said Greg Patrick, a National Weather Service forecaster from Fort Worth.

Ms. Winger has a couple of winningly dry line readings, but she often seems to be just marking time onstage.

For most developments a few dry lines from the anchorman about 20 minutes into the program would seem about right.

The Mena twister was born of a phenomenon called a "dry line," which separates heated air over the Plains from moist air arriving from the Gulf of Mexico.

A dry line now started to form on the track which prompted Massa to pit at the end of lap 33, elevating Hamilton into the lead.

For most developments a few dry lines from the anchorman about 20 minutes into the program would seem about right... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

It has now dipped from over 6 to just over 4 per over, with plenty of maidens and one-run overs served up by tight work from Abbott and Morkel, and a dry line wide of the stumps from Duminy.