Sentence examples for wet outside from inspiring English sources

Wet outside, wet inside: I'm a wet guy.

After several hours of scrubbing and soaking in the hot tubs, getting wet outside didn't seem so daunting.

It is cold and wet outside, but we drive across town to the playing field where the march began on that Sunday in 1972.

It's still dark and cold and wet outside and the thought of my daily journey, fraught with M3 and M25 delays, fails to inspire.

Christmas is a distant memory,  it's cold and wet outside, credit card bills are thudding on doormats across the country, and pay day is still more than a week off.

And, in the winter, when it's wet outside and everything is empty, you'll sit at home night after night by yourself, watching the Shopping Channel, and you'll hear only the rain pounding in the gutter.

That is when all that work on the cold, wet hill outside Bath pays off.

He inscribed "4:05" into wet cement outside the house, and he wrote "4:05" all over his school notebooks.

Once or twice, I heard a car's tires sweep along the wet road outside my window.

But the unrelenting heat and humidity made it feel wet even outside the fireplug's cooling spray.

And then the voice left, and I was just another guy standing on a wet sidewalk outside the Golden Griddle.