Sentence examples for is a bit damp from inspiring English sources

It's wrapped up in layers of plastic sheeting, but I can confirm it is a bit damp at the edges.

Couldn't we keep it here?" "Out here it's a bit damp for furniture".

"I was a bit too loaded up on the outside of the track, the Astroturf was a bit damp, and I went off, it was my fault.

It is sounding icier, and there's some evidence that it's a bit damp there this morning: A spectator shelters from the rain during the Freestyle Skiing Womens' Ski Cross Seeding at the 2014 Winter Olympics.

On his spin he said: "It was a bit damp, I was the first on slicks, so I just had a spin.

You're a bit damp, bless.. Women: London women in general dress in casual clothes, jeans are very common.

Fortunately though, it'll be a bit damper and more muggy, just to make everyone a little sweatier.

Perhaps the looming Harry Potter finale has caused a case of fantasy-kids-adventure overload, but the third episode in the Narnia saga – which began so brightly with a tremendous version of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe – is a bit of damp squib.

If additional shaping of your piñata is required, do so while the second half is still a bit damp.

It's really slippery out there; it's not a lot of fun". Vettel said: "It was quite tricky because one half was wet and the other was only a bit damp.

Only Ralph Fiennes's Leonard Roseemsr-channelling Magwitohaveems to hactuallyally stepped from the pages; Helena Bonham Carter's eagerly-awaited Miss Havisham is a bit of a damp pancake.