Sentence for dry | Use dry in a sentence

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• Let it dry! (8)
• The dry sob choked her. (10)
• The hard dry gale increased. (10)
• He knew that it was very dry. (13)
• A little dry sob came from her. (8)
• The abbey would be always safe and dry. (4)
• His lips were dry, his heart beat painfully. (8)
• It felt almost dry, and fatter than it had been. (8)
• A dry stick indeed beside him on the walk Westward. (10)
• It was commodious as a valise, warm and dry for a bed. (2)
• Donwell Lane is never dusty, and now it is perfectly dry. (4)
• It was too dry for Juley, poor old soul, she had no palate. (8)
• His tongue was busy with his lips, as if they were very dry. (8)
• She eats bekase she is hungry, And drinks bekase she is dry. (6)
• This after-dinner note had a splotch on it not yet quite dry. (8)
• But glancing up at Shelton, his dry jocosity reappeared at once. (8)
• The channel for them has grown so dry that they prick and sting. (10)
• I had a queasy sense that I wore my last dry clothes upon my body. (2)
• The chilly dry leaves began to waken, and the sky showed its grey. (10)
• The speaking to this dry young Dudley was not imperative at present. (10)
• Paris is washed down every morning; scrubbed and mopped and rubbed dry. (9)
• She said this with a dry twist of her grim, but not unkindly, features. (8)
• The traveller opened one; it was extremely small and tasted of dry rot. (8)
• He is as arrogant, as dry of soul, as insignificant, as princely as ever. (12)
• I hope it is a dry situation, and that her health will be taken good care of. (4)
• Dry rot in the sills is caused by excessive dampness with no circulation of air. (17)
• Her bonnet was un-removed, her hands clasped on her knees; dry tears in her eyes. (10)
• Shivers of anticipation ran through him; his tongue felt dry, his heart beat fast. (8)
• In Madison Square Garden the hippodrome track is dry and firm and smooth and true. (21)
• Putting his hand down, he felt the grass; it was dry, and charged with electricity. (8)
• Also certain of the soft woods have natural properties of resisting dry or wet rot. (17)
• Each coat should be allowed to dry out and then be wet before the next one is added. (17)
• The two gentlemen drove Westward, speaking little; they had the dry sob in the throat. (10)
• His pint of champagne was dry and bitter stuff, not like the Veuve Clicquots of old days. (8)
• She pointed to a place beside herself on the fork of a dry log under flowering hawthorn. (10)
• In this blankness he stood passing his handkerchief over hands and lips, which were very dry. (8)
• They scatter a voice in the waste, Where any dry swish of a reed By grey-glassy water replies. (10)
• This was done in the dry neat manner which Mr. Romfrey could feel to be his own turned on him. (10)
• From her, too close-fibred, too resisting, to admit the breath of Nature, only a dry rustle came. (8)
• On the other hand, wooden framed walls will settle badly, too, when dry rot sets into the sills. (17)
• We live in a true fairy land after all, where the hoarded treasure turns to a heap of dry leaves. (9)
• A wind, without harshness, swung the boughs; a dry leaf or two still rustled round here and there. (8)
• But, hearing the dry rattle of the earth, he took out his own handkerchief and put it to his nose. (8)
• She took his hand, and walked with him, and seemed The wife he sought, though shadow-like and dry. (10)
• His voice, so measured and dry, had a ring in it, that too plainly disclosed the anxiety of his heart. (8)
• All dry and dark, it was the flower she had given him in the Tyrol, and stolen back from his buttonhole. (8)
• Cobb was fortunate enough to get across comparatively dry, but his hapless companion was utterly submerged. (7)
• Men thus pelted abandon without protest the hope of retaining a dry particle of clothing on their persons. (10)
• Moreover, the heat was very dry and unpleasant, so that water-jars had to be set about to moisten the air. (17)
• A scent of wood-smoke was abroad, and some dry plant rustled ever so faintly in what little wind was stirring. (8)
• His delight was to find every day some new nook where they could bathe, and dry themselves by sitting in the sun. (8)
• The tin trunk was scented with dry fragments of some herb, the history of which in that trunk man knoweth not…. (8)
• It is now tessellated with sheets and blankets out to dry, and the sound of people beating carpets is rarely absent. (2)
• He put his hands on the dry, almost warm tree trunk, whose rough mossy surface gave forth a peaty scent at his touch. (8)
• Janet sent a few dry lines to summon me over in April, a pleasant month on heath-lands when the Southwest sweeps them. (10)
• His throat and the roof of his mouth felt dry with nervousness; he put out his finger and touched his face in the glass. (8)
• And the tongue of the damsel was dry, and she was without speech, gazing at him with wide-open eyes, like one in trance. (10)
• For the bones that they throw to their dogs would soon play out, unless the dry bones that are rattled scare the whelps. (18)
• Whatever there was of wisdom in his view, he spoilt it for English hearing, by making use of his dry compressed sentences. (10)
• These disharmonic shadows flitting in the room made a stir like the rubbing of dry straw or the hum of bees among clover stalks. (8)
• V. His wife made no attempt to renew their talk before March went to his business in the morning, and they parted in dry offence. (9)
• You will hear a good deal of shrewdness, and, as their Lordships do not altogether disdain pleasantry, a fair proportion of dry fun. (2)
• Some of the stalactites that hung from it looked like great icicles, and some of them looked like damp, grey clothes hung out to dry. (5)
• This may have been caused by allowing the floor to dry too quickly or by having trowelled it too much and drawn cement to the surface. (17)
• If he really, secretly, whole-heartedly despised her, the only feeling she need have for one so dry, so narrow, so basically stupid, was just contempt. (8)
• It is always best to fur the interior of walls, although there have been cases where the blocks have been waterproofed and the interiors remained dry. (17)
• Melville, a ringleted English lady, or of Portuguese with the Countess; who likewise sipped chocolate and fingered dry toast, and was mournfully melodious. (10)

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