Sentence examples for dry take from inspiring English sources
Watson, an author and former speechwriter for prime minister Paul Keating, had a dry take on the same issue.
Her songs include Maggie Thatcher's Dream and London's Burning, a dry take on coalition cuts to fire services.
The eggs should be whipped off the heat while still creamy and loose – leave them too long, and they will make the dish too dense and dry; take them off too soon and they will thin the sauce.
Pekar chronicled the mundane trials and tribulations of his everyday life as a hospital file clerk in the American Splendor series, first illustrated by the controversial cartoonist Robert Crumb, a friend whose work inspired Pekar to begin writing his own dry take on American life.
When the hair is completely dry, take out the rags.
After it's dry, take flesh tone paint and apply.
Greg Hollingshead's Spin Dry took its readers for a funny wild ride through suburban mysteries.
Drain and squeeze dry, taking the spinach up by the handful.
The brand Clean and Dry took bleaching to new levels in 2012, when it began heavily advertising for a new wash to lighten the vagina.
Pat your legs dry, taking care not to rub them vigorously.
and when you give it a bath and you're done with it you put it in the window to dry (takes normally 2 hours to dry).
