Sentence examples for got so wet from inspiring English sources

"I was wringing out my sleeves, I got so wet," said Mrs. Ruff, who has been given a new assignment, cleaning inside a garage.

The writers, Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft, always claimed to have straight-facedly convinced BBC bosses that Mrs Slocombe's frequent references to her "pussy" – which sometimes got so wet it had to be dried out in the oven – were purely a reference to her pet cat.

"The mud and clay has got so wet it is just sliding down," he said.

His shirt got so wet all you could see was hair underneath it.

I must have looked transcendent, particularly when the vicar tried to dunk me in the font and my top got so wet you could see the full outline of my Tammy Girl training bra.

"Her pussy gets so wet you wouldn't believe it!" he hisses gleefully, and Broderick's flinching face superbly conveys, in equal measure, disapproval and envy.

But don't let it get so wet that droplets form on the bag, or you might encourage fungus or other disease.

"Flower," set to an abstract backing track, begins with one straightforward line, "Every time I see your face / I get so wet between my legs," and then gets explicit.

"In the warm weather you could promenade along the top, in the inclement weather you could walk on the lower promenade and you wouldn't get so wet".

"I couldn't have imagined that a piece of fire hose or an old piece of wood or the roof of a building would have gotten people so wet that they would want to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on those objects," he said.

You're about to get so much more "Wet Hot" that you won't even know to do with yourself.