Sentence examples for has got damp from inspiring English sources

The lower part of the left of the figure has got damp.

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

After all, if I've got damp hands and try to unlock my own iPhone using a fingerprint, it doesn't work and I have to tap in the code instead.

In fact, if it has got too damp, just throw it away and make some more.

You can almost hear the contractors saying: "You sure we've got the damp-proof courses right, Mr Wright?" FLW was always right.

They are so exposed to the elements, and you've got an intensely damp atmosphere".

We start cleaning the soot in the bathrooms and the kitchen; it has gotten into everything and it smells like damp soot, like a store having a fire sale.

"Now you've got management putting a damper on expectations," said Alex Henderson, an analyst at Prudential Securities.

They've got a bill slowly growing damp in their fist and they're not afraid to flutter it about like a handkerchief of surrender.

That might be asking a lot, but if we're going to take this seriously, to actively engage in a discussion of the future of pleasure and leisure we've got to think beyond the damp walls of rooms, go further than the bar and the booth.

I've got no problems, no subsidence or damp, and I just want things to be left the way they were.