Sentence examples for have damp from inspiring English sources

Owner-occupied homes were the least likely to have damp.

It helps if you have damp hands to do this part.

They typically stand one or two feet tall, and have damp noses and names like Roxy and Geo.

There's grey brickwork in my area, not white marble; the bricks have damp and mould around them because the drains are busted.

It says that they suffer from crime, which the layout and design exacerbate, and that they have damp and other physical problems.

As councillors, we attend regular council meetings, develop policy, campaign against local government cuts and host surgeries where we hear heartbreaking stories every week – residents who are facing eviction from private landlords, who have damp and mould in their homes, who are in limbo waiting for an immigration decision from the Home Office or who work long hours but can't afford the bills.

Apple's addiction to secrecy does not seem to have damped enthusiasm among developers.

The delays appear to have damped second-quarter sales growth on notebooks.

He said that even a moderate increase in the amount of gas made available would have damped prices.

Still, he said, the F.D.A.'s pronouncements about the risks to consumers have damped the online business.

BRITISH sheep have achieved what British troops, even in the days of empire, never could: they have damped down Irish celebrations of St Patrick's day.