Sentence examples for somehow dry from inspiring English sources
My weather gear is totally soaked now, and I've got to somehow dry it out before tomorrow".
And Nicholas Kepros is excellent, somehow dry and unctuous at once, as the most skilled politician of the lot, a papal legate from Rome.
It will somehow dry up, mysteriously leave Colorado.
Avoid nesting, as "the water has to get in there somehow," Mr. Dries said, and do not place bowls upright, because "they carry over all the soil-laden water from one fill to the next".
Somehow the bread tasted dry and old.
The paintings have a curiously dry yet somehow romantic eccentricity (Johnson).
She's quick and dry, but somehow too fundamentally earnest to lunge for the yuks.
PLOVDIV, Bulgaria — Svetla Otzetova, a grande dame of Bulgarian rowing, wore a perfectly pressed blouse, and her brow somehow managed to stay dry despite the stifling heat.
Lisiano's rates about an 8: I like that they are made with a combination of meats (beef alone is dry and somehow harsh tasting), and enough bread to keep the mixture moist and light.
The dry terrain somehow makes you hold it in a higher esteem.
Though I have no idea what bison tastes like, it was definitely not this; the lukewarm mush was somehow both soggy and dry, and almost impossible to swallow.
