Sentence examples for get damp from inspiring English sources
When the atmosphere is dry, the leather shortens, but when conditions get damp, it lengthens.
"Your sleeping bag gets damp, you get damp and cold through.
"Buy a good quality one, otherwise everything will get damp," she replies.
"That way even if you get damp through your jacket, you'll be able to keep your core temperature up".
As one of those folk who tends to get damp in the rain yet still inflicts themselves on others, I find such logic not just irresponsible but unfathomable.
(Add fresh crumbs as needed. If you put them in the pan all at once, they will get damp and won't coat the oysters).
The term "low-pass" literally means that low frequencies in the input signal pass unchanged through the transfer function G1 s), while high frequencies get damped, hence the impulsive input exits from G1(s) smoothed and with more gentle slopes.
Because of the humidity that builds up, paper gets damp.
The day was dull and drizzly, and Mark had got damp riding into town.
George's first bookshop was on a barge, but the books got damp.
The lower part of the left of the figure has got damp.
