Sentence examples for often dried from inspiring English sources
The fruit is often dried for later use and this dried fruit called fennel is a major item of commerce.
They are often dried, jellied, roasted and dipped in honey or ground into a meal.
There, Yukon kings are often dried and then flaked onto special dishes, or given as a gift.
Jacob Katz stood shin-deep in a flooded rice paddy that is often dried out at this time of year.
The flowers are attractive to butterflies and are often dried and preserved for crafts and flower arrangements.
Sea bass, so often dried out by overcooking, is an honored guest here, its juiciness and nuttiness left intact in the searing.
And as is true for many issues related to children, attention and resources often dry up once a child passes the "cute" age.
The Yellow River, on which much of northern China depends for its industry and agriculture, now often dries up before reaching the sea.
As the hollowing, often drying trees have disproportional habitat values for several organisms, maintaining these trees on managed pastures is a key conservation and sustainability challenge.
The creek is seasonal, often drying up completely in summer.
"Rice and grain dishes can be more difficult to heat because they harden when chilled, and heat often dries them out even more," says Yeung.
