Sentence examples for get drenched in from inspiring English sources

Dress to stay cool and be prepared to get drenched in beer.

A Shah Rukh Khan lookalike was asked to get drenched in paint for a commercial because the star himself had refused, according to the story.

Right now, you can get drenched in Jeppe Hein's walls of water at Brooklyn Bridge Park or stay dry on the banks of Central Park's Harlem Meer, as a brass band floats by, performing on Ragnar Kjartansson's "S.S. Hangover".

Some is purely sensual - to stand in a valley of thyme and oregano that is so loud with bees that it is hard to hold a proper conversation, or to go out in October and get drenched in a rainstorm that goes on for three days.

Before you go on auto pilot and get drenched in the holiday spirit, I invite you to peek at the hype through a different lens.

As the East coast continues to get drenched in rain, "Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale was able to soak up some sun while on vacation in Hawaii this weekend.

I want to be one of those guys that gets drenched in Champagne".

The 59-year-old gets drenched in praise for dating women about his own age.

When Ms. Rudd's tuxedo jacket got drenched in a pool of water on the counter, Ms. Lambert quickly threw it under a hand dryer.

Of course, there were dangers and annoyances, such as getting lost along poorly marked trails (necessitating rescue operations), leeches, encounters with gun-wielding poachers, getting drenched in the rain at over 1,000 meters elevation at night, etc, etc.

"He got into it when it rained the other night," Mr. Sullivan said, "and he had his 15 minutes that he got drenched in his scene, and then had to sit there and dry out before he started again".