Sentence examples for totally dry from inspiring English sources
The phrase "totally dry" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is completely devoid of moisture or to express a lack of excitement or interest in a situation. Example: "After the long summer, the river was totally dry, leaving behind cracked earth."
This felt inauspicious: "I'd had one of those totally dry shows where nothing seemed to stick".
I wasn't going to see much more of this for a bit in the totally dry Islamic Republic.
The cycles take a lot longer, and sometimes the clothing is not totally dry, but it felt really rewarding to make the move in the end.
She wore them in a downpour while planting spring lily bulbs and acidanthera in mud, and said, "My hands stayed totally dry".; SUN GRIP $6.95, www.createagarden.com.
These reproductions are not temporary: the delicate 15th-century doors must be kept in a totally dry environment, isolated from modern pollution.
But, that trickle will totally dry up now as Republican members avoid doing anything literally, anything that could be used against them in the many primaries still to come this summer and fall".
Morrison's prosecco spumante on the other hand isn't totally dry, but it is well balanced and refreshing – a good party drink – and at £8.29 quite a bit cheaper than rivals such as Sainsbury's Taste the Difference prosecco, retailing at £10.
This is not a geologically dead, airless, totally dry world".
Impressively, when I arrived home my laptop and everything else in the bag were totally dry.
The results were mostly the same as above: Xtremkey and Survivor totally dry, R500 had a drop or two.
Totally dry cleaning has become a common technology for top gas cleaning in blast furnaces in recent years.
