Sentence examples for moisture gathering from inspiring English sources
The religious divisions rising in the country were like moisture gathering in the air.
Discard unopened jars if you notice moisture gathering on the inside.
A| If you have plants, bulbs or corms in the house it would be worth ventilating each day to prevent moisture from gathering.
The shallow, wide-ranging roots, adapted to gathering moisture from a large area of desert, must sometimes support up to 9,000 kg (10 tons) of top growth.
When setting up your tent, it's important to put a barrier in between the ground and the bottom of your tent to protect it from gathering moisture.
But the storm was so big that even while part of it passed over land, much of it was still over water, gathering more moisture, said Frank Marks, director of the hurricane research division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Moisture is a bed's natural enemy, gathering in its recesses, degrading the materials.
This keeps the snow porous and lets moisture escape to the outside instead of gathering inside the cave and soaking the people inside.
In the end, Gill flew drones over the field on a weekly basis, gathering spectral data that Walsh could use to measure the barley's photosynthetic activity and assess soil moisture.
On a cliff, moisture makes itself known: limestone turns brown, but the glass-and-steel surface of the Sears was invisibly lubricated by condensation from a host of gathering rain clouds.
