Sentence examples for to be drenched from inspiring English sources

The Prada show on Thursday night seemed to be drenched in shadow.

The stadium soon became a holy ground for Irish nationalists: its turf was said to be "drenched in patriot blood".

Now every fairy-tale princess and superhero has to be drenched in blood, watching a city collapse in a fake orgasm of C.G.I. overload.

Attanasio expected to be drenched in Champagne by the end of the night, so he wore a Brewers T-shirt under a gray hoodie, with jeans and sneakers.

Alcoholic beer happens to be drenched in polyphenols, too — "even more than nonalcoholic beer," Dr. Scherr said — but has the signal disadvantage of being alcoholic.

A 10-foot-tall pineapple-shaped bucket on top of a tower dumps 300 gallons of water every five minutes on those wishing to be drenched.

It's framed like a box, which gives the movie the illusory, numbed lack of import of a driver's-ed instructional film, until it moves from pedestrian normality to being drenched with the aftermath of violence.

Plants have to literally be drenched (particularly if harboring hard-shelled beetles) daily in rotenone, while malathion can be used sparingly, and needs to be applied only occasionally.

"Come gather 'round people wherever you roam And admit that the waters around you have grown And accept it that soon you'll be drenched to the bone.

The tiles should be drenched to saturation, and the moss balls soaked through and through.

Also note that newborn goats should typically be drenched one to two weeks after being weaned from their mothers.