46 examples of sun-dry in sentences

Six or eight years ago the hospital was a building of sun-dried brick, with a mud floor and accommodations for about seventy-five patients.

The sun-dried grapes are sweet, the oven-dried of an acid flavour.

" Olsen's sun-dried and wind-carved visage was as hard and rugged and heroic as this desert that had resisted him for years.

Properly equipped it is possible to go safely across that ghastly sink, yet every year it takes its toll of death, and yet men find there sun-dried mummies, of whom no trace or recollection is preserved.

He hass to meimmer" He choked, turned away, and began fussing with the pith flowers; but not before Rudolph had seen a line glistening down the sun-dried cheeks.

The flying cinders of burning hay or wood, as they alighted upon the sun-dried shingles of the roof, needed to be swept off as fast as they fell, before they had time to fulfil their errand of mischief.

The choice material for building is brick, mostly unbaked or sun-dried.

Sometimes it was from a coaster, which had found a waterless Bahama cay littered with sun-dried bodies.

After the Fishing, Gnob and his people, with great store of salmon, sun-dried and smoke-cured, departed for the Hunting on the head reaches of the Tana-naw.

On the roof the spaces between the canes are filled with adobe, sun-dried mud.

Instead, I beheld a small, thin man, with eyes as tired as any of the poor sun-dried bureaucrats, and a wide mouth with a humorous twitch at the corners; a man one couldn't imagine wanting to touch anything so silly as the Heart of the People.

It was a shriveled up little chap, with a weazened face that looked like a sun-dried apple.

Their bricks, it is believed, were entirely sun-dried, not burnt to fuse or vitrify them as ours are, and they have consequently crumbled into mere mounds.

He, soon as he descried the sun-dried skin Of the grim lion, made at Heracles (Whose eye was on him)fain to make his crest And sturdy brow acquainted with his flanks.

To his right, behind him, ahead of him was not a tree nor a shrub nor a rock the height of a man's head; only ungrazed, yellowish-green sun-dried prairie grass.

Before them on the one hand, bordering on the river, stretched a range of low hills, dun-brown from its coat of sun-dried grass.

The straining of leather, the music of steel in bit and buckle, the soft swish of the sun-dried grass proclaimed them very near; then across the trampled corn patch, into the open where had stood the shanty, where now was a thin grey layer of ashes, came the riders, and drew rein; their weary mounts crowding each other in fear at something they saw.

The rivers were patched and barred with sun-dried pebbles; the logs and loggers were drought-bound somewhere up the Connecticut; and the grass at the side of the track was burned in a hundred places by the sparks from locomotives.

Rogers now began looking around the house, which was built of sun-dried bricks about one by two feet in size, and one end was used as a storehouse.

The material of the houses was sun-dried bricks, two feet long by one foot wide and four to six inches thick.

" Out across the plain he peered, over the sun-dried earth, out into the distances shrouded with purple mists.

In 1513 he disposed that the colonists were to build houses of adobe, that is, of sun-dried bricks; that all married men should send for their wives, and that useful trees should be planted.

There was no slime on stone or sun-dried brick.

These pueblos were huge buildings of stone and sun-dried clay.

She will find riches on the surface, in shallow diggings; she will find them in the sun-dried banks of rivers; it will suffice to merely sift the earth.

46 examples of  sun-dry  in sentences