Sentence examples for things get wet from inspiring English sources

Mold may be the quintessential "usual suspect" when things get wet, but other perpetrators of sneeze, wheeze and cough may be to blame.

Mold grows when things get wet.

The weather report was calling for rain to garnish the tornadoes, and I didn't want to risk my things getting wet.

Sager was attempting to ask Juan Uribe about his game-winning home run when things got wet -- and weird looking.

Their partners were even more enthused when things got wet and wild fully 90percentt of them were super into it.

"Things do get wet," Mitchell said to me.

In the hallway, these things never get wet.

"Newspapers and magazines are, like, these things outside that get wet," she said.

e360: So now that aerosols are being reduced, can we expect things to get wetter?

If there's not a barn, you need somehow any space indoor where you can like protect your tools and all the things that you can get wet.

Your sleeping bag is one of the things you must not get wet, especially if you have a down sleeping bag.