Sentence examples for getting damp from inspiring English sources

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

He is as vain and touchy as ever, and still terrified of getting damp.

You can put a towel on the bed to keep it from getting damp while the moisture evaporates and the pajamas dry.

Things are getting damp.

This is a different sort of concert; you don't want your maracas getting damp.

"Even as I'm talking to you on the phone, my armpits are getting damp," he says as I gag on a mug.

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

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

The day was dull and drizzly, and Mark had got damp riding into town.

When the atmosphere is dry, the leather shortens, but when conditions get damp, it lengthens.

George's first bookshop was on a barge, but the books got damp.