Sentence examples for more parched from inspiring English sources

He was suffering from agonising tubercular lesions, and the pain of swallowing left him ever more parched and starved.

The cause of the drying was twofold: reduced precipitation - that is, reductions in rainfall and snowfall; but also increased evaporation, driven by higher temperatures, leading to more parched soils.

Your mouth is more parched than usual, and there is a faint, acidic sweetness.

The new findings forecast a more parched future for the Amazon rain forest than the climate report released last month by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the study authors said.

Nor will it satisfy the public thirst for accountability; it will leave the public more parched than ever.

Drive north-east out of Los Angeles, and when the suburban sprawl finally gives out, the terrain looks more and more unearthly – parched scrub, lunar ridges and vast cloudless skies.

Public-minded contemporary art today is ever more Prufrockian: parched and riddled with compunction.

Andy Flower has insisted it is the problems of England's senior players, rather than his own future as team director, that must be the focus of attention now that the squad have relocated west from an unusually cool Adelaide to a more predictably parched Perth.

The flood plain of the Rio Grande is little more than parched desert dotted with scrub and irrigated citrus groves.

As pop's usual revenue streams grow increasingly parched, more and more bands of a certain vintage are choosing the heritage option of performing one of their classic albums in its entirety.

The government first shut off the flow of irrigation water to more than 1,000 parched farms in the Klamath Basin in April, reserving the water to protect the habitat of endangered fish.