Sentence examples for gets damp from inspiring English sources

Because of the humidity that builds up, paper gets damp.

"Your sleeping bag gets damp, you get damp and cold through.

But cutting back in this way means they get cold, and the house, even though it is well insulated, gets damp through condensation.

So I carried the Victrola for half a mile, and went back for the needles, then the records, then the robes, because the ground gets damp in the evening, and we might catch cold... Small talk View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Larissa MacFarquhar.

So I carried the Victrola for half a mile, and went back for the needles, then the records, then the robes, because the ground gets damp in the evening, and we might catch cold... Small talk View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.

Skip cotton anything, it gets damp and stays that way leaving you feeling clammy and causing chafing.

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.

China had dug the trench, he explained, because the house was getting damp.

"Buy a good quality one, otherwise everything will get damp," she replies.