Sentence examples for take wet from inspiring English sources

But they can also take wet feet during days of rain.

This native of the Eastern swamp can also take wet feet, so don't worry if it rains cats and dogs next summer.

A longer time may be required after the end of treatment to take wet smears from patients in order to determine the effect of Zataria multiflora on treatment of vaginitis.

Take wet wipes for your face.

Take wet paper towels and place the seed(s) inside them.

Take wet weather gear with you a waterproof jacket and leggings or gaiters.

Music fans preparing for the Reading and Leeds festivals will be subject to a significant helping of mud with their tunes and have been advised to take wet-weather gear.

Galanthus, or snowdrops — those drooping little white bells tipped with green — thrive in partial shade, and can take wetter conditions than most bulbs.

Is there any better coach at taking wet clay and movable parts, and sculpting them into a potential championship team?

Surely no one actually cares if Pete Wentz takes wet-wipes or if Plan B recommends Kendal mint cake?

If the stain is fresh, take some wet paper towels or wet wipes.