Sentence examples for too damp from inspiring English sources
Does it all get a bit too damp?
Historically, tundra, a landscape of lichens, mosses and delicate plants, was too damp to burn.
If it all sounds a little too damp for your liking, don't fret too much.
Almost every nut we hit opened to disclose kernels of white meat, too damp for easy picking.
After making his architects redraw the plans some 20 times until he was satisfied, the finicky sultan ended up living in the palace for only a few months before pronouncing it too damp.
Plant it in a bit where the sun is strongest and where it isn't too damp.
The new leaders express the same commitment to reform, but have a more left-wing agenda.Papering over some of the party's history has helped them too, damping public demands for political change.
On the other hand, too large a diffusion will overly damp the flow.
This system has a resonant frequency, and may have a natural frequency of oscillation if not too heavily damped.
Having made the elementary mistake of trying to dry it in a too-damp cellar, I ended up with five kilos of salted meat that was dusted with white, spotted with blue and marbled with brown.
"You will be remembered," said Mr. Keating, his eyes damp too.
