Sentence examples for largely dry from inspiring English sources

The 2005 growing season was long and largely dry.

Few cars move since petrol stations are largely dry.

So the caves haven't eroded to nothing and are now largely dry.

Southern England will remain largely dry and mild but with plenty of cloud around.

Tomorrowis forecast to be largely dry and bright across south-eastern parts of the UK at first.

Thus the stream of shared material that anyone can improve (think "A Thousand and One Nights" or "Amazing Grace" or "Beauty and the Beast") will largely dry up.

But this source of advertising has largely dried up as recruitment has moved to the internet.

Now, credit has largely dried up and has forced many companies and developers to postpone deals.

New contracts have largely dried up, and he is owed 270,000 euros, or $402,000, by developers.

But that spending largely dried up as home values fell and credit tightened, and the drought is likely to continue.

"Consumer demand for BPA products had largely dried up," said Hillary Marshall, a spokeswoman for the Hudson's Bay Company.