Sentence examples for is desiccated from inspiring English sources

Some things are green, but the ground is desiccated.

At 89, he is desiccated and withered, except for his teeth, which are strangely perfect.

Mary comes from India, which in Kipling's world is rich and bright, but in hers is desiccated and yellow – as she herself is sallow and yellow.

And the job market is desiccated for the better educated too; this generation is the best qualified in the country's history, yet its members are the first since Spain's civil war to face worse job prospects than their parents.

The surrounding landscape is desiccated and featureless, encrusted with black rocks that bake under a merciless sun.

The burdock hook (span ~250 μm, shaft diameter ~200 μm) is desiccated when mature, without any secretory organs.

The hot, dry weather in Texas is desiccating rivers and lakes, devastating farmers and ranchers, and driving wildfires that have burned up millions of acres.

While the bread is desiccating, cut a medium onion into very small dice and soften it in butter with a little salt.

Because the "long rains" make up the majority of the yearly rainfall in the Horn, the decrease is desiccating the region.

Nematodes (about 3,000 5,000) were desiccated in glass desiccation chambers.

One was desiccated, a fistful of chalk.