Sentence examples for increasingly wet from inspiring English sources

[cartoon id= a20053"] As we walked on, the tunnels became increasingly wet, and then flooded, until we could proceed only in a small rowboat, which Łazanowski kept there.

The reality is, Whistler is not located within a continental climate, and is thus prone to the increasingly wet, warm winds that pummel the rest of the Pacific Northwest each winter.

Mickelson immediately surpassed that, hitting his shot to about 10 feet and, to the delight of an increasingly wet crowd sitting beneath a sea of umbrellas, saw it spin back to within two inches of the cup for a birdie which nevertheless saw him reach his own high-water mark of 11 under for the first time.

The day had dawned cold, damp and with the wind blowing out of the south-west, a complete reverse from Thursday, which meant the first six holes were playing into the wind rather than with it and for most of the back nine there was the unusual bonus of being wind-assisted, although with the downside of it becoming increasingly wet.

The weather over Easter is forecast to start dry with sunny spells but turn increasingly wet on Sunday.

The visitors were sharp throughout, zipping passes neatly around the increasingly wet surface and always looked the more likely to score.

Plant pathogens are on the rise globally and Britain is particularly susceptible because of its increasingly warm, wet winters and because it is a centre of world trade.

The juxtaposition between tightly squeezing this little gem inside of you while increasingly getting wetter.

The couple had planned an ambitious tribute to famous Baltimore musicians, and Ennis shared the stage with a 17-piece band and eight local actors — every one of whom became increasingly colder and wetter as the rain-soaked, hourlong concert progressed.

In 1970 Mr. Lerner joined some 600,000 wet, chilled, increasingly cranky hippies on the Isle of Wight, off the southern coast of England, for a five-day outdoor concert.

The Spaniard had surrendered eight successive games and grew increasingly irritated by the wet conditions underfoot before tournament officials called an end to proceedings.