Sentence examples for little damp from inspiring English sources

She felt her hair, which was still a little damp.

Fried oysters were a little damp but had great flavor.

His hand extended in greeting is a little limp, a little damp.

(The bread was a little damp, but the tomatoes were exceptionally flavorful for winter).

The house was also a little damp, but this, as we quickly realised, was a hazard of Essaouira.

It was November on Park Avenue, two in the afternoon, a little brisk, a little damp, the sky the color of gray stone.

It's hard to equate the slight figure huddled into a pale blue fleece in a café in Wimbledon who talks of crying about her characters and even gets a little damp-eyed when describing some of the sweet things her young fans have said and done, with the Paver who travels alone to the wildest reaches of the earth, eats seal blubber and faces down bears.

"Renovations have put a little damper on the fun," Mr. Bulakowski said.

If there is little damping of the oscillation, its amplitude may grow large enough to be observed at the ends of the field line.

"I would put a little damper on this," Mr. Paul said, "but I don't want to offend the governor, because he might raise my taxes or something".

Light and slender suspension footbridge structures with little damping are vulnerable to dynamic loads.