Sentence examples for gets dampened from inspiring English sources

Comedy gets dampened by distance; reference expands with time.

But this story gets dampened when it's spread throughout the book.

If your hair gets frizzy, try dampening your hands and running them over the frizz.

If you expect your gluteal fissure to get sweaty or otherwise dampened, Fold a soft but sturdy paper towel twice to make it into a square 4-ply paper towel, then fold it once more and push the fold into your gluteal fissure so that it contacts your sphincter, and keep it there so that it will wick moisture away from your sphincter.

Unions have historically dampened inequality.

Get either a sponge or towel dampened with warm water and gentle soap.

True, it's not the Stingray we'd like to see again, but the 2003 cars will get an active dampening system on both convertibles and coupes, a mechanism that will smooth out some of the Corvette's more jarring reactions to the road without compromising performance.

"Space experts say the best and brightest often head for the doors when rocket lines get marked for extinction, dampening morale and creating hidden threats," according to The Times.

Space experts say the best and brightest often head for the doors when rocket lines get marked for extinction, dampening morale and creating hidden threats.

As Aberdeen city council warned the city faced "serious issues with the falling oil price", Murphy argued communities hit by such economic shocks should get taxpayer support to dampen the impact on jobs and businesses.

"It is now the challenge of getting to these and dampening them down".