Sentence examples for will be dried up from inspiring English sources
If Oprah's got it on her Favorite Things list, we're guessing that $500,000 will be dried up in a hurry.
"It'll be drying up and then it'll be just like this again".
"It'll be drying up and then it'll be just like this again". He had complained to the building's superintendent.
But this source is drying up and will end by 2013, so the industry is trying to find and develop new uranium mines, mainly in Canada, Australia and Kazakhstan.
She says the disappearances of the girls and the government's response are a distraction, hiding the fact that provincial funding of programs aimed explicitly at combating sexual exploitation of youth are drying up, and will run out at the end of March.
The savings of Syrians renting apartments outside the camps are drying up and tents will be increasingly inadequate to house those inside the camp as winter approaches.
With less than 40 days on the legislative calendar before November, the House has a small list of must-pass bills but one that provides several potential pitfalls: Funding for highway programs is drying up, the Export-Import Bank wiloseose the authority to provide key loans for U.S. companies competing overseas, and a stopgap federal budget must be approved to avoid another government shutdown.
"Aid money is drying up".
(Her tears are drying up).
