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• We enjoyed a glass with some Chambord Liqueur, a nice twist to this moderately dry champagne.
• Thankfully, some high winds have helped to dry off the playing pitches.
• Taunts followed her across the lunch hall as she went to collect her lump of dry bread and bowl of watery soup from the serving table.
• The polar continental is usually a dry air mass, having little distance to travel over the sea.
• He pulled his horses to the edge of the highway, above a stupendous array of mountains, dry rivers, scrubby hill crests.
• Each page of The Finishing School is alive with her customary ironic, dry wit, and yet she somehow leaves the reader thirsty for more.
• She climbed onto the rock and patted herself dry with one of the blankets.
• There was a downpour so we went to his apartment to dry off.
• Grandiosity, rigidity, and intolerance of ambiguity, and a tendency to obsess about things are among the traits associated with the dry drunk.
• Mrs Dunn said she left a bedroom window slightly ajar for about half an hour to dry off some washing.
• It is not the first time that a ceasefire has been broken before the ink is dry .
• A dry sherry seemed just the thing, so I asked for one.
• No single profession has as its duty the obligation to provide a building that is dry and free of mold growth.
• Although many of the wines are dry , sweet Vermentino wines are also produced.
• Their shade reduces evaporation and keeps the soil moist during the dry season, and their roots protect the banks from erosion.
• If your hair is very dry , damaged or chemically treated, treat yourself to a deep conditioning once a week.
• The politician's agenda does tend to be as dry and unemotional as his personality.
• On my first visit to the short grass plains of the southern Serengeti, they were as parched and dry as any desert.
• A dry skepticism likewise informs her views on the art world, and on the varying fortunes of Duchamp's work and reputation within it.
• He had a great sense of humour and a ready, dry wit but he embodied a certain kind of simplicity and humility.
• Let the pots stand in a saucer of water, ideally rainwater, then let them dry off a bit over the winter.
• Ghana's subequatorial climate is warm and humid, with distinct alternations between rainy summer and dry winters.
• Wash and dry your hands or use soft cotton gloves.
• After the paint was dry , students had the option of using oil pastels to add even more pattern to their paintings.
• Wedding cake does not taste good with dry champagne - no, not even Krug.
• She has a very dry sense of humor, much like mine actually.
• In addition, try sucking a throat lozenge as the sucking action helps to keep a dry throat moist.
• I began to read less and less in college as classes demanded more time with dull, dry textbooks and other assigned works.
• For a documentary, this is certainly not your typical dry regurgitation of facts and figures.
• Oloroso is an aromatic, nutty sherry made in both dry and slightly sweet styles.
• Most of the time, they have to walk for kilometers or dig holes in dry ponds just for one or two pails of dirty water.
• During the growing season, keep the roots moist in dry weather and take care when weeding, as blackcurrants are shallow-rooted.
• After swimming we sat on a log to dry off in the sun.
• What she remembers most clearly about that afternoon is her mother's anger because Anny had taken so long to wash and dry one of her nighties.
• My companion ventured back to the beach to dry off.
• I also enjoy a light, fluffy omelet, or maybe basted eggs with bacon or strawberries and dry toast.
• The drinking habits of the time involved the guest calling for a drink every time he felt dry .
• I have dry skin, so moisturising is a necessity.
• The reason why these toys catch their fancy is that life for them after school is generally dry and dull with very few activities to keep them happy.
• The ink is hardly dry on young Hay's new three-year contract.
• It was lovely weather and we had an indoor BBQ since there was a ban on any outdoor burning because of the dry weather we have been having the last couple of weeks.
• No one came round the cells except to push dry bread and water through twice a day and even that varied.
• It stays true to its roots of biting satire and dry wit and avoids becoming nonsensical.
• Dr. House has the perfect dry wit to deal with his rather depressing field of work.
• To be on the safe side we avoid milk and cereal and Akra gives him a piece of dry toast.
• I always love the incredibly dry , spare tone of the Times when it approaches ultra-weird subjects.
• From the next bridge one can see some more sculpted rock, and round the corner the river was dry in this wettest of seasons.
• When water from a nearby active stream flooded into the dry watercourse, the nests and eggs, like those on the flats, were inundated with mud.
• He hardly ate, a bag of nuts or dry bread seeing him through the day.
• He has a few interesting anecdotes and some good background information, but his commentary is a bit dull and dry .
• Half a slice of dry toast and a few spoonfuls of soup isn't a meal, you can hardly say you've eaten, Lauren.
• Strain the yolk through a muslin cloth into a clean dry bowl.
• When paint is dry , peel off laminate's backing and position the stencil on the pot where you want it.
• They knew the city might well end the practice before they could obtain a license, and they knew the courts could nullify the marriage before the ink was dry .
• I heartily recommend this book by the way, I thought it was going to be dry and dull but it's actually extremely readable and enjoyable.
• When cleaning the body of the light, it is recommended to use a dry , lint free cloth for the best possible result.
• While the wines are technically dry , their ripeness suggests sweetness to many palates.
• Wash and dry the potatoes, prick with a fork and place on a baking tray.
• Clearly a dry wine such as a Fino Sherry or Sercial Madeira is most appropriate at the start of the meal, not the end.
• Very important, the latter, if as some of my friends assert, the reason he does not dine at public functions is that he is a dry drunk.
• It was a dry month, with rainfall being only 47 per cent of average and reservoirs only 59 per cent full.
• Nowadays, the iconoclastic Vasan is almost an icon and his material is sometimes snapped up even before the paint is dry .
• Some have beats that make you want to make your very own dance floor in your bedroom, and some that make you grab tissues to dry your eyes.
• The ink is barely dry on the deal, but already interested parties in Australia are focussing on the process ahead.
• In between, she sits in the shade of a tree, to eat a lunch of dry bread and chutney.
• To sterilise your jars before potting, wash them well then dry them in a low oven.
• If your hair is excessively dry and it does not respond to the above treatments, you may not be eating enough fat.
• So, he got out his bread knife and trimmed the quarter-loaf down to a couple of slices of dry toast.
• Given the vantage point of 35 years, LeWitt's art scarcely seems emotionally dry .
• Bigger sale last week with a big number of dry cows and heifers on offer.
• If blistering does occur, allow the paint to dry for a few days.
• I got out and wiped myself dry with a white fluffy towel.
• I went to the bar and asked for a dry sherry and sat in a discreet corner behind a decorative shrub.
• If your problem is dry hair, first massage coconut or olive into your scalp.
• Her blue jeans were beginning to grow damp and she longed for the feel of dry clothes and a warm blanket.
• The combination of dry bread and endless cheese leads to the diner having to chew away at the food for, oh, several hours.
• It's hard to find a country where a great many of the social ills aren't related to drink or drugs, particularly in the ones that are dry or have prohibition.
• They all agreed and soon we were eating plain dry toast when the phone rang.
• Mr Keane senior was an alcoholic who would be dry for several months and a raging drunk the rest of the time.