Sentence examples for edge dry from inspiring English sources

Local differences in GHG fluxes between micro-sites ("Edge", "Dry" and "Wet" in Porijõgi, and "Wet", "Slope" and "Dry" in Viiratsi) were sometimes greater than those between sites.

Let the sink's rim and counter edge dry completely.

Tissue sections were prepared 2 3 mm from the tumor edge, dried and imaged for fluorescence, then fixed in 50% (v/v) acetone/methanol.

Turn over using the spatula when the edges dry.

When the edges dry up and bubbles form on the top, flip the pancake over and cook until golden brown.

Ladle the batter of each mix onto a hot, oiled griddle or skillet and cook for several until bubbles form and the edges dry.

Down in the wadi, we follow its bed until it stops at a vertical edge – now dry but obviously scoured by water in the rainy season.

One bare foot in the water, he literally splashes the ball out - it's right on the edge of dry land - but only a couple of feet ahead of him.

In a suitable context, such as a tense lunch James provides for the distinguished Lily Norton, Tóibín can strike off sentences with a Jamesian (or Austenesque) edge of dry, world-weary precision: *{:.break one} ** He knew that Lily Norton would not be indelicate enough to mention the matter to anyone save her aunt Grace, who would be too interested in the news not to be fully deprived of it.

In a suitable context, such as a tense lunch James provides for the distinguished Lily Norton, Tóibín can strike off sentences with a Jamesian (or Austenesque) edge of dry, world-weary precision: He knew that Lily Norton would not be indelicate enough to mention the matter to anyone save her aunt Grace, who would be too interested in the news not to be fully deprived of it.

One possible scenario, he suggests, is that as dodos crossed mud flats to reach the water's edge, the dry crust atop the mud became increasingly thin, and eventually they broke through the surface like skaters on thin ice.