Dried In A Sentence

• Toad sat up slowly and dried his eyes.
• The fountain in our market-place is dried up.
• Has the fountain of this pure happiness wholly dried up?
• The juice of the palmyra fruit dried into cakes.
• But for all that, wisdom has never yet dried our tears.
• Wash and soak 1-1/2 cupfuls of dried green peas over night.
• Mrs. Lancaster dried her eyes.
• But I admit the dried remains still stump us all.
• And the Fox, in relating this, dried a tear.
• Presently she dried her eyes and looked at him with the ghost of a smile.
• She dried her eyes with a handkerchief that she took from her sleeve.
• The desert sun had dried his sinews and warped his shoulders.
• Can ammonia be dried by passing the gas through concentrated sulphuric acid?
• Puree of Dried Beans, 57. Rhubarb Puffs, 74.
• Have the fish carefully dried and cleaned, put in the stuffing and sew it up.
• Nancy had dried her hair, and it was wound loosely, high on her head.
• If the deserts hadn't dried up all my tears, I should weep.

• The two benefactors dried the earth and changed the monstrous beasts into stones.
• The collector has dried all the plants in his herbal, but he has lost weight and humor.
• Huddled up under this thatch, it might almost be taken for a bundle of coarse and badly dried hay.
• The tears had dried upon his face, and so had the thin little line of red on his chin.
• Hyacinthia at once dried her tears, and presented herself at the palace, dressed like a peasant.
• When the real Princess heard the sad news, she dried her tears and sought the executioner.
• Fresh specimens clear more rapidly than dried specimens, and those that are dried more rapidly than those that are preserved.
• Her dress had dried in the night winds, and when she had combed her hair she looked fairly presentable.
• The coral-like mace contains a rich supply of aromatic balm, and when loosened from the nutmeg can be dried in the sun.
• The heat of the shining sun car dried the lakes and the rivers, and burned every green thing upon the land.
• Then she dried her eyes, placed her arm in his, and as if to give another turn to the conversation, led him to her flowers.
• When the bark cracks through the heat of the sun, it is pulled off the tree, and being dried in the sun a short time becomes cinnamon.
• If you know any one that has an occasion for a parcel of dried spiders, I will sell them a pennyworth.
• The old hag showed her toothless gums in a hideous smile, the woman that was left in the dried shell still tickled at the reference to marriage.
• The demon had abandoned him, his eyes were without expression, a foam covered his dried lips; the excitement was passed.
• After the fire was well started, Bert took his wet garments one by one and dried them before the fire.
• At sundown the ground had dried to such a degree that a horse could lift foot without raising with it an abnormal portion of the Northwest.
• The second child, a little girl of about four, was kneeling at the feet of her elder sister, and throwing dried flowers into the fire.
• He next gathered dry twigs and leaves, and made a fire, upon which he threw certain drugs and dried herbs which he had brought in his basket.
• And wisdom was rewarded now, for the Pathan, who would have dried up under eager questioning, grew talkative.
• Presently, however, she dried her eyes, and, being a methodical person, set to work to repair the disorder around her.
• It was not in experience to hope that Mulvaney, dried by four weeks' drought, would avoid excess.
• The giant cactus, or har-san, was eaten ripe, or dried in the sun, or boiled to a jam and sealed away in earthern jars.

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