Sentence examples for exactly a dry from inspiring English sources
Sydney is not exactly a dry town.
After years of suffering flooding from rainstorms, Mr. Gates had, that summer, installed something like a dry well (exactly what he did is part of the dispute), a precast concrete structure that collects water and dissipates it into the soil.
Meanwhile, the Mexican federal government envisions constructing a giant new airport on a dry lake bed, exactly the worst place to build.
Though she could not detail exactly how those statistics compared with a dry day, she said the department "always sees an increase" in traffic problems when it rains.
Marinading your steak means letting soak in a mix of flavorful liquid ingredients so that it absorbs its flavor, while a dry rub is exactly what it sounds like — a mix of dry ingredients that you rub onto the outside of the steak.
This is a dry brine, which is exactly what it sounds like: a mixture of flavor enhancers — typically based in a blend of salt and sugar — as well as other flavoring agents that are not dissolved in a liquid but rather applied directly to the meat.
We are not exactly talking the All Blacks here, we are not even talking Wales or France, but on a dry pitch under an unexpectedly dry sky they played with a sureness, even at times a lightness, of touch.
The Nubian Aquifer is not exactly running dry; it is filled with the equivalent of more than 500 years of Nile River flow; the groundwater in the Egyptian portion alone is estimated to exceed 10,000 cubic miles.
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