Sentence examples for wettest of from inspiring English sources

The garden is verdant in this wettest of summers.

Oh and while the snow at the finish line has stopped, it has been replaced with the wettest of rain.

This work, Brahms once wrote, "would make the bluest day turn cloudy," and Thursday was already the cloudiest and wettest of evenings.

Scotland was much wetter with 130mm, or 116% of average, while Northern Ireland was wettest of all with 153mm, or 156% of average.

Because in 1980, they had the third-driest February, and that had a whopping 1.04 inches, and then they went to what was then the wettest of all Marches, 10.41 inches".

Indeed, with each successive draft of history, the Hewitt-Hoon plot, which seemed the wettest of fireworks at the time, becomes the most serious of the recurring threats to Brown's premiership.

In milling, grains are reduced to a meal to allow wetting of their starch cells.

This constant wetting of the skin of the lower lid is abrasive and irritates the skin.

I felt the warm salty wet of her cheek against mine, and it was good to be held.

It might be due to the wetting of the polymer.

Alloying with Si deteriorated the wetting of TiCN by Mg.