Sentence examples for somewhat damp from inspiring English sources
What they perhaps overlooked as they moved their event back into the late June weekend left vacant by Michael Eavis' sabbatical, is that the weather at Glastonbury is, to put it charitably, often somewhat damp.
Wipe off the excess while still somewhat damp.
It's just somewhat damp and notable for how frequently the winds blew in from the ocean, making it cloudy and dull".
My fanatic love of the Weirdstone caused me to undertake a solemn, somewhat damp pilgrimage to Alderley Edge in 2010, to mark its 50-year anniversary (fortuitously my in-laws live nearby, but had they not, I'd still have dragged my protesting husband and cagouled, gravid abdomen thither).
Since goat cheese is somewhat damp, it's a good idea to use a couple of forks to crumble it up.
If the weather becomes somewhat damp, trellising is a good way to keep your melons protected from harm, especially in the latter stages of the growing season, but it's not super-necessary.
In addition to fear in the markets, a significant decline in initial public offerings this year — another sign of trouble — has somewhat damped the flow of first-time ringers at the N.Y.S.E. and the Nasdaq.
Owing to vagaries of decay and burial among bones on a natural landscape and over such a long period of time (>25 years), the signal of this sharp demographic event is somewhat damped in the death assemblage, with a flatter peak in the WS frequency distribution than seen in species having more recent sharp population declines.
Leave your hair slightly damp.
Start with slightly damp hair.
