Sentence examples for dry start from inspiring English sources

The hot and dry start to the year sparked bushfires in Victoria, Tasmania and Western Australia.

Bake the thins for about 30 minutes until they have darkened and look dry – start checking them after 20 minutes.

A map prepared by NOAA indicates that much of the nation has gotten off to a dry start this year.

I've never had a dry start to my year, nor have I ever spent the dark days after Christmas on a diet.

The bank holiday weekend has got off to a fine and dry start as most of the UK enjoys sunshine and blue skies.

Let the wine evaporate completely, then when the onion and rice are dry start to add the stock, a ladleful or two at a time - adding the passata with the first ladleful - stirring and scraping the rice into the pan as you do so.

Between 20 and 22 dph, all post-larvae were fully weaned onto dry starting diets.

The restaurant also offers a diverse selection of gins, from fruity to spicy to the classic London dry (starting at £3).

Sparkling Pointe, in Southold, Long Island's only producer specializing exclusively in sparkling wine, kept its portfolio entirely brut — dry — starting with its first vintage in 2004.

Half of the trays were kept dry starting from the early stage of tillering.

Grab two-inch sections of hair (make sure it's dry), starting at the back of your head.