Sentence examples for somewhat drying from inspiring English sources

Check the steak's internal temperature to the desired cooking point (lower for medium cooking of red meat, or fish; higher for pork and other well-done denser meat) with a thermometer or, less accurately and somewhat drying, a check for clear juices and a slice through.

The points somewhat dried in the second half, with Thomas Burgess crashing through in the 49th, Johnston soaring over Mata'utia in the 59th and then Walker effecting his own hat-trick in the 73rd.

Plymouth's seafaring traditions being somewhat dried out these days, many people had no idea where the sun was supposed to be, and huddled close to the big screen, as if for safety.

While that lime-enamored clerk may have exaggerated somewhat, dried limes turn out to be another one of those power ingredients that can transform a whole range of dishes with virtually no effort on your part.

With the murder of Jason Blossom solved at the end of season one, Riverdale's murder-mystery raison d'être has somewhat dried out.

"Topping and tailing" refers to the practice of cutting off the bottom and top ends, which are sometimes somewhat dried out or thin, of produce, to create a flat surface to work from.

The somewhat dry grilled salmon also created no excitement.

A kiss in public is "somewhat dry, sphinctery".

The city's shelters are only "somewhat safer, somewhat drier", like a bandage for the problem.

The lamb-and-beef slices, shaved from a vertical spit, are tasty, but somewhat dry.

Uncover and cook, stirring frequently, until somewhat dry and stiff, about 6 minutes.