Sentence examples for touch of dry from inspiring English sources
How did this woman acquire the touch of dry ice?
As Marshal Zhukov said, with a touch of dry Bolshevik humour, it took a very brave man to be a coward in the Red Army.
It had a nose of syrupy, overripe fruit, with lush spoonfuls of melon, apricot and cinnamon-spice in the mouth, followed by a honeyed finish with just a touch of dry minerality.
HENDRICK'S GIN GIBSON From the Rise bar at the Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park 3 ounces of Hendrick's gin A touch of dry vermouth Cocktail onions 1. Chill martini glass.
With "How I Killed My Father," the director Anne Fontaine, who made her reputation with "Dry Cleaning," a study of the devastating effect of a free-spirited drag queen on a strait-laced provincial couple, has created a small, chilly masterpiece that stings you like a touch of dry ice.
Just a touch of dry white wine and a few herbs.
Its songs, like those of her ex-husband, draw on the stoic chronicles of British folk tradition, adding touches of dry wit and chiming folk-rock choruses.
Mr. Stillman's austere, dignified performance is enlivened by appealing touches of dry humor, while Ms. Ripley's Mary is depicted as both a nervous shopaholic and a troubled but humane woman who visits wounded soldiers incognito.
St John 26 St John Street, EC1M 4At At first glance, St John's aggressively British menu which includes bone marrow and devilled kidneys does have a touch of the dry heaves to it.
A touch of her signature dry humor helped, too.
Tasting Report BEST VALUE Philippe Foreau Vouvray, $24, *** ½ Clos Naudin Brut NV Complex and distinctive with savory, toasty flavors and a touch of honey, yet dry and refreshing.
