Sentence examples for might be wet from inspiring English sources

I laughed when I finally got TWEEZE for entry Z's "Do a plucky job?", and learned some new facts from entry K ("What one in six speak": CHINESE) and the fabulous word AGUISH for entry R ("Like Byron after his Hellespont swim?", which my brain initially thought might be WET, because I am apparently not as smart as I would like to think I am).

Then, the talking gradually waned to "good shot," "nice putt" and "I think that one might be wet".

Do not stand in front of the wheel, just in case it might be wet or has little rocks that might be flying out when it is being spun.

But occasionally, Mars probes have found hints that the planet might still be wet.

But although models of planetary evolution suggest that it might well be wet, no-one can know for sure.It is also possible that the planet is tidally locked to its parent star, in the same way that the Moon's rotation has synchronised with that of the Earth.

Any shorter and your hair might still be wet when you reach the office in the morning.

The paint might still be wet.

Use a cotton swab on areas in the model car that might still be wet.

The effective interfacial area is often different from the specific surface area (a) of packing material, as part of the packing surface might not be wetted or could be located in a dead zone not being effective for mass transfer.

I thought it might be too wet or cloudy in England, so I took a Eurotunnel day trip to France to see the eclipse.

But not those in Mumbai, where there might be a wet ball, no turn and enough bounce for avaricious batsmen to lever the ball over the boundary.