Sentence examples for getting moist from inspiring English sources
Before long, even though the songs were breezelike, he was shaking, getting moist, everything beginning to melt, except his impeccably cut hair.
God Bless America!" Getting moist around the eyes, John Boehner quotes Ecclesiastes and the Byrds: "There is a time for every purpose under heaven.
The buzz: "The sexiest thing I have heard in a long time … my speakers just started getting moist" – commenter at Abeano.
"I'm so not getting moist".
Her father's sad passing makes such memories deeply poignant, but Meadows relays them too chirpily for me to embarrass myself by getting moist-eyed.
When he speaks during press conferences, his eyes get moist and his voice takes on a nervous, shaky tinge.
But Cone's eyes would occasionally get moist when he spoke of these Yankees, of how lucky he was, as a hired gun, to wander back into New York.
Slugging down the rest of his soda, he continued, "I had an acting teacher who told me, 'Michael, there are two types of actors: those who act with their ass' — squirmy Richard Dreyfuss types — 'and those who act with their balls.' " His eyes got moist.
The SPM samples were collected between 9 am to 6 pm because of the major operational activities carried out during daytime and in the night time the filter paper get moist due to dew and flow rate of HVS also decrease sharply after heavy loading of SPM.
I Got Moist at Splash House.
To borrow from another Christopher (Buckley), does the modern conservative get "moist on his own petard" delivering such fear-mongering twaddle?
