Sentence examples similar to usually desiccated from inspiring English sources

Playa lakes reach their maximum size (<350 km2) in spring, fed by melting snows from high mountains on the periphery of the drainage basin, and usually desiccate by early- to mid-summer.

Tandoori usually means desiccated, artificially reddened meat.

Manchester tarts used to be on school dinner menus in the 1970s and 1980s, and usually had desiccated coconut or banana slices in them, but neither are authentic, so we decided to adapt a Mrs Beeton recipe.

Nematodes (about 3,000 5,000) were desiccated in glass desiccation chambers.

Such exotic meats are usually obtained frozen and reach the table desiccated and denatured.

The type of soil is usually fustyhumus brown soil, sandy to loamy brown soil, podsol brown soil, podsols or desiccated peat.

This yeast is ubiquitous in the environment and is acquired by inhalation of desiccated particles, causing pulmonary cryptococcosis that may be accompanied by systemic dissemination and it usually manifests itself as meningoencephalitis [ 14].

Fields of stunted, desiccated crops.

Dust storms swept across the desiccated soil.

One was desiccated, a fistful of chalk.

Roll into a bowl with desiccated coconut.