Sentence examples for most driest from inspiring English sources

Spain's Los Monegros region, in Aragon, is one of the most driest parts of the country.

Cary Grant, Hollywood's most dry and dapper gentleman, was full of secrets.

Most dry land has been picked over, and better technology allows exploration in ever deeper waters.

He started Tiecrafters because he was not satisfied with the way most dry cleaning establishments cleaned ties.

Precision is important in baking, so weigh most dry ingredients on a scale instead of measuring them in cups, which is prone to vicissitudes.

Quicker and less salty than most dried bouillons, the clear stock they produce is the very essence of the forest floor.

To give a little context, most dry wines usually won't exceed 200 ppm, and dried fruits can contain anywhere between 500 and 3000 ppm.

That's the most dry-aged beef you're likely to see outside of a Chicago steakhouse, and there's more.

"Climate change over the 21st century is projected to reduce renewable surface water and groundwater resources significantly in most dry subtropical regions," the IPCC says.

Ideally, the ship should be run on trial in the fully loaded condition; but this is difficult to achieve with most dry-cargo ships.

(Most dry cleaners and laundromats deliver, but unless a building has a doorman, a resident typically must be home during business hours to receive a delivery).