Sentence for wet | Use wet in a sentence

Wet example sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use wet in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for wet.

• Making her wet! (8)
• By George, wish my head was wet! (8)
• Are your feet wet? (8)
• Wet through, of course! (8)
• Miss Morland will get wet. (4)
• You must be wet through, Mr. (10)
• She takes up her wet stockings.] (8)
• Gyp saw that her new glove was wet. (8)
• His forehead was wet, and he wiped it. (8)
• He walked close to the wall; he was so wet. (12)
• For fifteen hours we had been wet to the skin. (7)
• He felt it wet; and a lump rose in his throat. (8)
• She pressed her wet cheek passionately to his. (8)
• He leaped up, with the tears still wet on his face. (8)
• He returned a minute later with a wet cat in his arms. (8)
• The idea of his letting you get your feet wet like that! (8)
• Dead upon the field of honor, yes; but the field of honor was so very wet! (1)
• He put his hand up to his forehead, and brought it away wet. (8)
• I assure you the wet sand actually brightened about his feet! (1)
• She was just coming down, and exclaimed at seeing him all wet. (8)
• They walked in the wet, snowy air and over the soaking earth. (12)
• Shivering with the wet on his pallid skin, he thought this over. (10)
• He was very tired; but it was too wet to sit down, so he walked on. (8)
• They went along paths, so as not to wet her feet in her thin shoes. (8)
• He brought his hand away from his brow wet, though the air was chilly. (8)
• His little companion wagged a miserable wet tail some way in advance. (10)
• You would try to get that silly book for me, and you are dripping wet. (10)
• The wild south wind brought wet drift-leaves whirling against the panes. (8)
• Swaying over, she lay face down, clasping at the wet grass and the earth. (8)
• The ladies in the boat objected, for he was not only wet but very muddy. (10)
• The bathers reappeared on the grass-ridge, racing and flapping wet towels. (10)
• They clung all wet round her thin stockings, and the rainy wind beat her forehead. (8)
• He struck a match, and slowly hunted the footsteps in the wet grass of the orchard. (8)
• Also certain of the soft woods have natural properties of resisting dry or wet rot. (17)
• His world was a few square yards of wet and trampled earth about the feet of his horse. (1)
• The air was full of scent from wet leaves, alive with the song of birds thanking the sky. (8)
• We left our bags at the inn, and walked to our canoes through the wet orchards unencumbered. (2)
• Save by the shining of a wet forehead, his face betrayed nothing of the anguish he suffered. (10)
• Save by the shining of a wet forehead, his face betrayed nothing of the anguish he suffered. (22)
• He was sodden with wet, his face drawn and tired; a dark growth of beard covered his cheeks and chin. (8)
• Let me confess I was about to give it, when she added: But Mr. Pollingray, I am really afraid that your feet are wet! (10)
• Performers return to their trunks wet in the feet and generally bestrewed with drops from the head down. (21)
• His eyes were wet with grateful happiness in answering Mrs. Pasmer that he would not have any more coffee. (9)
• But she smiled and went slip ping on, and I ran thrusting through the wet bushes, leaping the fallen trunks. (8)
• Back in her room, taking off her wet dress, Gyp tried to remember what he had said and what she had answered. (8)
• I came home with my prize, wet through with the only sure result of all earthly toils, and began to compare. (14)
• Keeping in motion, he was scarcely conscious of the wet, and the grateful breath of the weeds was refreshing. (10)
• Guided by the cries, the sailors found a man lying on a large cake of ice, wet through and half dead with cold. (19)
• The resistance could not be ascertained on account of its wet coat acting as a conductor to the electric fluid. (21)
• And in delighted silence the three little Trysts gazed, till Biddy with the tip of one wet finger touched the bee. (8)
• Now the rain is over, your carriage is at the door, the country smiles and the wet highway waves a beckoning hand. (10)
• Then he just clung to her hand; and presently, seeing that her eyes were wet, took courage enough to kiss her cheek. (8)
• Both had anticipated and foretold a bit of rain before night, and therefore both welcomed the wet with satisfaction. (10)
• She had heard and seen it all; and felt some curiosity to know whether the wet walk of this morning had produced any. (4)
• The colonel had been one of the bathers, and he stood like a circus-driver flicking a wet towel at Crossjay capering. (10)
• His cheeks were wet, and the knowledge of that was comforting, as though it guaranteed the genuineness of his sacrifice. (8)
• The excruciated patient was having his wet bandages folded across his bruises, and could not bear a motion of the mind. (10)
• He was standing in the doorway, with a startling cleanness of the hands and face, and a strange, wet sleekness of the hair. (9)
• She was prepared to be wet through, fatigued, and frightened; but the event was still more unfortunate, for they did not go at all. (4)
• All smiles ran the highways wet; The worm drew its links from the turf; The bird of felicity loud Spun high, and a South wind blew. (10)
• I returned to the room; he had finished his meal, and was now engaged in all the preparations for encountering a wet and dreary night. (6)
• The shore was one of sand and shells, their wet cheeks sparkling in the moonlight; over it hung a promontory, a huge jut of black rock. (10)
• Its light came searching along, picking out with a mysterious momentary brightness the bushes and tree-trunks, making the wet road gleam. (8)
• Then the heaped-up gloom of the night, the black, wet journey to the cars and a possible awakening to identical conditions in the morning. (21)
• He was wet through, dripping; so wet that the mere brushing against him made her skin feel moist through its thin coverings. (8)
• These cheap rosin varnishes cannot stand up under the sponge test, which is merely the application of a wet sponge to the surface overnight. (17)
• Robert had spent his hopes upon a wet day that would have kept the congregation sparse and the guests at Fairly absent from public devotions. (22)
• Unless the wood laths are wet before the plaster is applied, they will absorb the moisture from the plaster and swell, thus cracking the wall. (17)
• The wind in there was sighing, soughing, driving the dark boughs, tearing off the leaves, little black wet shapes that came whirling at her face. (8)
• Ruth looked at Christian, shook her head compassionately, and hurried into the kitchen for a wet cloth with which to clean his spattered garments. (12)
• The Main widened and swam fuller as they approached the Rhine, and flooded the low-lying fields in-places with a pleasant effect under a wet sunset. (9)
• Facilities for their treatment in wet weather are inadequate, notwithstanding an expert veterinary always is in attendance upon them, and is on the regular pay roll. (21)

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