Sentence examples for said dry from inspiring English sources

Yes indeed, said dry regions, though eager to get even more than was on offer.

She said dry, windy days this fall could release that pollen.

According to Dr Wilma Bergfeld, a dermatology specialist at the Cleveland Clinic said: "Dry shampooing has its place, but no wet shampooing has no place," she says.

Over long distances, he said, dry air tends to absorb higher frequencies, which put the sizzle into music and make speech much more understandable.

Prof Susan Page, a geographer at the University of Leicester and an expert on peatland conservation, said: "Dry peat ignites very easily and can burn for days or weeks, even smouldering underground and re-emerging away from the initial source.

Fire officials said dry ice used to preserve tissue samples with live virus might have caused the shoebox-size package to burst at the FedEx office near Port Columbus International Airport.

In the testing, listeria did not grow well in roast beef or summer sausage; Dr. Doyle said dry-cured salami did not encourage its growth, either.

"This is the point where I get to talk to the ladies," she said, dry-ice smoke amassing around her legs, a motorized platform carrying her toward the lip of the stage.

"That was brutal," Kittleson said, drying out inside the clubhouse.

But on the other side of her house, she said, drying trees remain untouched.

"He stayed here because of me," she said, drying her eyes.