Sentences with Dry Up

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16 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dry Up'

After the rain stopped, the puddles in the playground started to dry up under the warm sun.

The scientist used a special machine to dry up the wet soil samples in the laboratory.

As the sun blazed overhead, the wet laundry hanging on the clothesline began to dry up quickly.

Without proper care, the skin on your hands may dry up during the winter months.

The farmer hoped the weather would change soon, as the crops were starting to dry up in the intense heat.

The chef instructed the kitchen staff to let the excess moisture in the vegetables dry up before cooking them.

The small pond in the park began to dry up, causing concern for the aquatic life that depended on it.

Despite their best efforts, the explorers' water supply continued to dry up as they journeyed through the arid desert.

The hot sun caused the river to dry up, leaving the once-flowing waterbed barren.

The drought made the soil dry up, affecting the farmers' ability to grow crops.

As the temperature rose, the puddles on the pavement started to dry up.

The scientist observed the experiment, noticing how the liquid began to dry up over time.

Without regular watering, the once vibrant flowers in the garden began to dry up and wither.

The chef forgot to cover the pasta, causing it to dry up and stick together.

The tears in her eyes started to dry up as she gained control of her emotions.

The lack of rainfall caused the reservoir to dry up, leading to concerns about water scarcity.

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