Sentence examples for thing dry from inspiring English sources
The location pictured is located less than 240 miles from the planet's north pole and actually show show sand dunes coated with a layer of thing dry ice.
The average crew member on these things just has to hope that whatever fix is going to work and something bad like this isn't going to happen before either their contract is up or the whole thing dry docks for an overhaul.
I'm sure there are simulators for this kind of thing, dry technology showcases for virtual reality or haptic feedback, but those don't fulfil the other half of this wish: for games, specifically games, to aspire towards education, for them to teach me the physical and social geography not of a close approximation of a city, but a city itself.
I'm sure there are simulators for this kind of thing, dry technology showcases for virtual reality or haptic feedback, but those don't fulfill the other half of this wish: for games, specifically games, to aspire towards education, for them to teach me the physical and social geography not of a close approximation of a city, but a city itself.
When Killface isn't killing, or threatening to, he's complaining about office supplies ("Not a thing dry-erase about that," he sighs, trying to smudge the writing on a white-board) or making magical discoveries, like the fact that PC stands for personal computer.
Because if that one thing dries up (and given how many changes are happening online, it likely will) you need to keep the wheels of traffic turning with other options.
The problem of getting things dry remains.
Forecasters say there is about a 50 percent chance that will occur, which might continue to keep things dry.
Earwigs prefer to live in damp, rotting material, and keeping things dry plays a part in controlling them.
They scurry across the street, eyes shut, head tucked down into collar, ears muffled in tightly drawn umbrella, oblivious of traffic, so they can keep their things dry.
Water is so common and so familiar that it is mundane: every day we drink it, touch it, wash with it, wet things, dry things, we boil it, freeze it and swim in it.
