Sentence examples for dry locales from inspiring English sources

The cap is creamy-white in colour, glabrous and not glossy; its surface may become cracked in dry locales.

It is generally associated with deciduous trees such as hornbeam, oak and beech in warm dry locales, and is generally rare in Europe.

It is generally associated with deciduous trees such as Carpinus, Quercus and Fagus in warm dry locales, and is generally rare in Europe.

Podaxis pistillaris, commonly known as the "desert shaggy mane", occurs in dry locales similar to B. phalloides, but can be distinguished by its shaggy, elongated cap.

Modifying restoration practices to rely on seeding (not plants), enlarge seed zones, and include common species from nearby southerly or drier locales is a logical low-risk facilitation strategy.

Guitarist Bruce Licher loved the idea, and even offered a locale: Soggy Dry Lake, a lakebed out by Joshua Tree.

Some locales may become too dry or too wet; others may become too warm.

Tucson's dry, sunny climate and unique desert locale have made it a popular tourist and health resort and retirement community.

There are plenty of spring break packages available for kids who want to get drunk, break out in gross blisters from spending too many hours in the sun, and dry-hump each other in exotic foreign locales.

In one of this book's best scenes Mr. Blum visits an important Google data center in central Oregon, a popular locale because of its cold and dry weather, limiting the need for air-conditioning to keep the machines cool.

"We were going to do what we did in Paraje León to ten other communities in the department". Last year, the Guatemalan government officially added five municipalities of Totonicapán to the list of locales classified as being part of the dry corridor, which makes them eligible for emergency-relief funding.