Sentence examples for enough wet from inspiring English sources

Use a firm spatula to scrape the mix into the prepared tin and, once cool enough, wet your hands and smooth the top so the surface is flat and even.

The smattering of rain in many areas over Easter gave little respite from low river flows and falling groundwater levels, with only England's northernmost counties still getting enough wet weather.

He went on to explain how this witchery would "suffocate, extinguish and cause to perish" pretty much everything we cherish, and if that wasn't bad enough, wet dreams would "impede the conjugal action of men and women".

Styrofoam coolers, plastic terrariums, or even old grow-trays covered with enough wet newspaper can be used to grow mushrooms in the right environment.

You'd think that once something is drenched then it's pretty-enough wet at that point.

If the surface is not sufficiently wetting and Re and We are not large enough, the wet film may retract and recede resulting in the formation of a non-uniform thin solid film after drying.

Not enough naked wet Jed for the night?

The wipe also needs to be moist enough to wet the entire surface.

Mr. Maciejewski, the waiter, told his wife in a cellphone call that he could not find enough to wet a rag, she recalled.

It just felt like that on a day where no one could get close enough on wet fairways that stopped balls with almost no roll.

Unfortunately, the local blue laws dictate that quantities remain barely enough to wet one's lips: I was handed a shot glass in the Woodford visitor's center that contained a mere half-ounce of bourbon.