Sentence examples for sodden through from inspiring English sources

"If you do that using a paper banknote when you give it back it's sodden through with lemon juice.

This is especially important if you're camping in swampland, as you don't want your tent, sleeping bags, and other gear to be sodden through accidentally dropping them.

On the other hand, a guerrilla called Antonio squelches his way from the riverbank bivouac to a sodden track through dense, dripping palm leaves.

Even without knowing England's coast, you can smell the salt in the air, imagine trudging through sodden, fetid leaves.

He set off the next day for Kamen-Rybolov to inspect the land on offer, driving for hours in torrential rain through sodden taiga and mostly empty villages.

The car ferries us through sodden streets to a private members club, where a table is booked in an upstairs room.

But Hedley Verity, benefiting from spin-friendly sodden conditions, ran through the Aussies, taking 15 wickets for 104 runs, including Bradman for 36 and 13.

Tramping through sodden heather should hold no terror for experienced hiker Theresa May, who is expected to make her first official visit as prime minister to Balmoral this weekend.

Dr. Stuart L. Pimm, an extinction expert at Columbia University, pointed to the example of the po'ouli, whose last known members were tracked down several years ago by two of his postdoctoral students after three years of slogging through sodden forests.

After slogging through sodden Somerset I finally arrive at the pub an hour late, and scan the dining room eagerly for my date.

As Gene Kelly's character in Hollywood-satire-cum-Bauhaus-trip Singing in the Rain will tell you, often the best way of getting through sodden streets is by dutty wining in a puddle.