Sentence examples for gets too dry from inspiring English sources
When the soil gets too dry, fleas die.
Add a little water if it gets too dry.
When it gets too dry, the plant posts, "Water me please".
You may have to add a little water if it gets too dry.
When paper gets too wet, it liquefies; when it gets too dry, it crumbles to dust.
I unfold the sheets of dough on a countertop and cover them with plastic wrap, but the dough still gets too dry.
The first one may get too dry and the second too wet (the greatest killer of houseplants).
Your south-facing wall will get very hot and dry, especially by late summer, and the camellia - which likes dry winters and damp summers - is getting too dry.
Leave the tomatoes to gently cook over a low heat for half an hour, adding a little water if they get too dry.
"Certain elements of mixology have gotten too dry," he said, referring to a bar ethos that esteems pre-Prohibition cocktails, sometimes to a point of purism.
He explained that the fan helped aerate the pile, eliminating the need to turn the compost, and an automatic moistening system added just enough water to keep the material from getting too dry.
