Sentence examples for keep me dry from inspiring English sources
The skirt, which would help keep me dry, is anchored to the rim of the boat's seat.
"It just keeps me dry," he said.
The Tecta not only kept me dry, but it also protected my delicate skin from the sun.
Most important, my clogs do for me what they did for the Dutch farmers of yore: they keep me warm, dry, and protected from the copious manure underfoot.
I've invested in a range of unflattering rain and windproof outfits to keep me warm and dry during the blusteriest, dampest rides.
"The idea that I've got something that's moveable and it's going to keep me warm and dry, and that I can survive comfortably, with very little, makes a lot of sense at the moment". The tiny homes movement is growing in popularity in the UK - having gained traction in the United States - with the outlay for these diminutive dwellings coming in as low as £2,500.
He would clean my limited wardrobe, wash and mend the socks and shirts, keep me supplied with tobacco, dry my boots and stockings.
So long as the government keeps bleeding me dry, I shan't be in much of a hurry to work again!"; he and Beryl spent the rest of the year resting in Norfolk, in temporary retirement.
I keep it dry, but not dead, next to me.
He had no idea, but shooed me inside to keep dry.
