Sentence examples for hold wet from inspiring English sources
City building officials are reviewing the work history of the company as they investigate Monday's accident, in which Yuriy Vanchytskyy plunged to his death, apparently after wood forms used to hold wet concrete collapsed.
MTV has a beach show where the kids hold wet T-shirt contests, and there's a bit of the beach in 'Dawson's Creek.' " So even now audiences may sit indoors and enjoy fun in the sun.
Although Buildings Department officials say they have been looking into the safety of concrete operations since November, that push intensified after Yuriy Vanchytskyy plunged to his death on Jan . 14 because wood forms used to hold wet concrete apparently collapsed during construction on the Trump SoHo hotel.
At a press conference in SoHo on Tuesday, Patricia J. Lancaster, commissioner of the Department of Buildings, said that, although her investigation was continuing, the cause of the accident seemed to be related to the collapse of plywood forms used to hold wet concrete at the top of the building.
Cons: Arrive sweaty, hold wet jacket all night.
Make sure the paper towel isn't flimsy and is sturdy enough to hold wet, condensed coffee.
Previous work with American redstarts indicate that both yearling and adult males with brighter tail feathers hold wetter (higher quality) wintering territories and that this relationship is detectible in the δC signatures of claw samples collected on the breeding grounds [ 41].
Initial indications were that plywood forms holding wet concrete played a role in the accident, which is under investigation, Ms. Lancaster said.
Pleo destroyed by a Combot BBQ tools for Zorro, other swashbucklers is, well, something Magic Wheel is like a broken bike skateboard thing It's a mat, it's a bag, it's a sack that holds wet stuff Meet Jason Mosley, intern-at-large.
Why do you have a rolled up pipe of kitchen roll with four ice cubes in it, a sort of frosty joint that you're holding wet against your forehead?
In this design, we take advantage of the well-known capillary action that holds wetting liquid in porous media.
