Sentence examples for yes dry from inspiring English sources

Other misfires were the dry-as-dust pork chops, a thin and equally dry T-bone steak and no-taste (and yes, dry) Wiener schnitzel.

The dry lamb curry which should be a dark, dense – and yes, dry – burst of flavour, was here slippery and wet and deflating.

The management innovation for which Mr Ferguson is best known is the "hairdryer"—a halftime or sometimes post-match motivational team talk delivered with a rage hot enough to, yes, dry his players' no doubt absurdly trendy tonsures.

It turns out though that Clement has another long-term comic partner, Taika Waititi, with whom he's in London to promote the film they wrote and directed together: the very funny and, yes, dry as hell mockumentary What We Do in the Shadows.

At P.A.'s Grille in the Lakpazee neighborhood, Liberians and expatriates come in for the exquisite goat pepper soup, served daily with fufu and accompanied by okra, beneseed (a sesame seed paste) and a fiery pepper sauce made by sautéeing Scotch bonnet peppers with onions and, yes, dried fish.

"Gosh, yes, drying my hair DOES take in inordinate amount of time and upper body strength!" seems, oh I don't know, ridiculous.

Yes, yes and yes.

And, oh yes, Easton is dry.

Despite their ample sugar content, they were so fresh and racy — yes, so seemingly dry — that I sometimes almost forgot I was tasting sweet wines.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.