Sentence examples for where dry from inspiring English sources

A marketplace where dry goods can be freely exchanged will be open.

Another uncle, Robert, oversees a second Greenpoint warehouse where dry cleaning is done.

Like other Western states where dry conditions and dense underbrush are fueling blazes, Colorado is learning a hard lesson.

Airborne material is abundant off the west coast of Africa, where dry offshore winds carry material from the desert regions.

Vegetation is sparse in the southern part of the country, particularly toward the west, where dry regions and sandy deserts predominate.

It could be somewhere in provincial China now, with a faint twist towards the surreal; or the UK, after a couple of centuries of resource depletion; or anywhere where dry earth and shredded plastic bags are the ordinary ground underfoot.

I'll call it what it is: uprooted barbecue, barbecue loosened from its moorings in tradition, barbecue that ranges to shores where dry-rubbed pork ribs and peel-and-eat shrimp cocktail and jalapeño sauces frolic together.

Built in Pembrokeshire, where dry-dock space has already been designated for the purpose by the Milford Haven Port Authority, the new Beagle will be built of larch and oak planking on oak frames, just like her predecessor.

Bass-baritone Jonathan Best was a last-minute stand-in and struggled to bring his arias to life: the Frost Scene, where dry-clattering violins and shivering voices evoke a frozen landscape, was disappointingly dull.

There is a wondrous room dedicated to him, an enchanting gallery where dry-stone walling, sacks of grain and rice, and a painting that includes part of the score of St John Passion by JS Bach bring a sense of real life, organic and ancient, into the museum.

Chill in the arctic room, where dry-ice snowflakes fall.