Sentence examples for perspiration out from inspiring English sources

To protect the holes in the shoes, I introduced a special insole called a membrane; it's waterproof and breathable at the same time because it's made with many tiny holes that are big enough to let vapor and perspiration out, without letting water in.

The 3L Gore-Tex keeps water out as well as a boat bottom, but let's skiers' perspiration out in the other direction.

Among his troops was Davies, who lay with his brigade in a ravine, "exposed to the hot sun all the afternoon the perspiration oozing out at every pore".

This will take out perspiration entirely, so will humans need to be more inspired and more creative?

Heavy perspiration, it turns out, is a virtue in Sister Elizabeth, who makes the popular cheese balls sold by the Squeamish.

The Times wrote that Senator Kennedy "maintained an expression of gravity suitable for a candidate for the highest office in the land," while the vice president "dabbed frequently at the perspiration that beaded out on his chin".

The assessment of colorfastness against washing and perspiration was carried out in the usual way in terms of the gray scale values for staining of adjacent multifiber fabric and alteration in shade.

I could feel the perspiration on her wrists, brought out by more than the August sun.

Islanders center Aleksei Yashin skated for about 30 minutes today, then worked out until perspiration trickled down his forehead and his blue T-shirt was soaked.

There's plenty of perspiration, of course, what with the wall-to-wall chases — many tricked out with obvious computer-generated effects — that careen one into another like colliding big rigs.

My flesh churned out perspiration.