His hair hangs in long wet tendrils, pressing damp patches on his vaguely-ironed shirt.
I am feeling the sweat on the back of my neck and the hot, wet air pressing against my chest like a rock on my heart.
Pick up one half, wet the round edge with water and form into a cone shape, overlapping the wet edge and pressing together to seal.
His process, which foreshadowed his later work, involved pressing wet ink illustrations against adjoining paper.
Sometimes it's made by pressing wet cooked rice into balls before frying (in Laos, sometimes coconut and an egg coating are added).
However, avoid walking on or pressing wet soil, which can reduce aeration.[4].
You can peruse the floor for an hour, then leave with a bag full of junk that will fall apart or go out of fashion in a year, for around $100. Retail therapy, one would think, is not pressing your wet pleb nose against the window of a Mont Blanc until an underpaid clerk swats you away with a rolled up copy of the New York Post.
Samples were grounded and sieved and powders obtained were shaped by uniaxial pressing of wet granules and fired under low temperatures between 350 and 1050 °C.
Diverse methods are employed for the preparation of thermoelectric materials, from physical methods, such as high-energy ball milling, melting, and hot pressing, to wet chemical methods, such as polyol synthesis of nanoparticles [15].
Much later, while he was pressing a wet paper towel to my tearstained face and explaining to me why I didn't need to ever tell this story to my mother (my mother who makes Khaleesi and her dragons look like Winnie the Pooh and would have removed his limbs), I learned the instructor had gotten his schedule mixed up.
