Sentence examples for were drier from inspiring English sources
adjective
Free from or lacking moisture.
- This towel's dry. Could you wet it and cover the chicken so it doesn't go dry as it cooks?
If only the climate were drier.
Southern states were drier than Northeastern ones, middle classes were drier than working classes, and Americans with deep roots were drier than recent arrivals.
Only six Novembers were drier in the last 100 years.
If it were drier you'd reckon he would have a chance but today, hmmmm, maybe not.
-Mr. Smith said the biscuits were drier than 21st century biscuits.
In the last 100 years, 40 Februarys were drier, one had the same mean rainfall, while 59 were wetter.
Nevertheless, all areas had above-average temperatures, and most were drier than normal except for eastern Scotland.
In the last 100 years, 28 Octobers were wetter (including seven since 2000), while 72 Octobers were drier.
In the last 100 years over England and Wales, 78 Mays were drier, while 22 were wetter.
In early spring, rows were drier in RT than CP, and both were similar in warmth (i.e. in accumulated GDD).
Cooked hams from nn pigs were drier, tougher, stringier and less smooth than NN and Nn pigs.
