Sentence examples for take dried from inspiring English sources
Take dried seedheads of A. cristophii, glue a sequin in the centre of each floret and hang it above a lamp; it will turn like a disco ball.
"It's amazing that you can take dried leaves stored for years between two pieces of paper, extract the DNA, put it in a sequencing machine, and get its genome," Krause says.
Take dried rhizome powder (2g) of Ginger.
To roast, take dried pumpkin seeds, toss with oil and/or salt and roast in a preheated oven at 250 °F (121 °C) for 10 to 15 minutes.
Every step she took, dried weeds snapped under her shoes.
The armies took dried food for the soldiers and fodder for the horses, because of the inhospitable conditions.
Also, a few weeks ago at a barbecue, a friend had taken dried seaweed sheets from a package and let it soak.
I never had anybody to take dry cleaning.
Take "dry counties" (counties in which alcohol sales are restricted).
Joe Torre talked with Jeter today and said he would take dry swings on Friday.
Take dry shampoo: apparently I'm the last earthling to discover that dry shampoo does double duty as a waterless cleaning machine and a styling aid.
