Sentence examples for dry from high-quality English sources.

• …on the length of the dry season.

• It can't dry on a dry day.

• Too dry (looks and feels dry, ants are present): add moisture.

• So be extra careful in hot, dry weather, particularly with small pots, which can dry out fast.

• The longer dry season lasts from November to May.

• …the dry tropical forest (called miombo in the southeast).

• I usually wash my hair at night, so I have time to spare when letting it air dry.

• When weighing up cost, effects and longevity, our top choice is the Moroccanoil dry shampoo.

Use dry in a sentence.

• They didn’t come close to the quick dry time of the Onsen lattice towel, which was completely dry in five hours.

• We looked at Off Deep Woods and Deep Woods Dry, and, for a DEET option, neither is as good as Cutter Backwoods Dry.

• The charity offers the free Try Dry app, which lets you track your units, calories and money saved through Dry January.

• The boys and I both thought the Lightspeed and Kelty blankets were the most dry, though all but the Winterial were at least 90 percent dry.

• The blankets can be dry cleaned or machine washed and then laid flat to dry and my premium woven blanket held up well to the washing machine.

• The Swiffer Sweeper 2-in-1 Dry and Wet mop is an all-in-one cleaning tool to collect dirt with the dry cloth and absorb tough messes with the wet one.

• Four seasons are normal: March–May (hot and dry), June–September (hot and wet), October–November (warm and dry), and December–February (cool and dry).

• It's not just all in my head either: According to the Mayo Clinic, humidifiers can help ease common dry air symptoms such as dry sinuses, bloody noses, and cracked lips.

dry sentence examples

• You can either buy the bread several days to a week in advance and let it dry out at room temperature, or cube it and dry it out in a low oven (250 degrees) until thoroughly arid.

• Tropical wet-dry climate, major climate type of the Köppen classification characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons, with most of the precipitation occurring in the high-sun (“summer”) season.

• Confidence intervals for correlations: Control-Dry: -0.25, -0.22; Control-Hot: -0.11, -0.08; Control–Hot-Dry: -0.23, -0.20; Dry-Hot: 0.08, 0.11; Dry–Hot-Dry: 0.00, 0.03; Hot–Hot-Dry: 0.33, 0.36.

• I've met more than one bartender who at one point thought that a dry or extra-dry martini meant adding extra-dry vermouth to the drink: What they thought of as a dry martini was the exact opposite of what a dry martini is.