Desiccated in a sentence

Keating described Howard as a "desiccated coconut" who was " Araldited to the seat", and described him as "..

Leatherface and the hitchhiker bring Grandpa (John Dugan), one of the desiccated bodies seen earlier, down from upstairs.

It was as though the West had wandered into a desert of despair characterized by the barren fruit of desiccated inspiration.

Near the tombs of babies, decorated with teddy bears desiccated by the sun, there’s a plot for those whose names are not known.

Desiccated coconut or coconut milk made from it is frequently added to curries and other savory dishes.

Sally runs toward the house and finds the desiccated remains of an elderly couple in an upstairs room.

The rubber plants in his office are desiccated; files and a fax machine in the corner, a calendar and police coat of arms on the wall.

The dielectric in hard line may consist of polyethylene foam, air, or a pressurized gas such as nitrogen or desiccated air (dried air).

Miller pointed to the garden next to the barbecue pit he dug into the desiccated courtyard.

Eternal vigilance against the desiccated hordes of Outsiders is the price of fresh water.

The region has been on high alert as powerful Santa Ana winds bring dry desert air to a desiccated landscape that only needs a spark to erupt.

During his monthlong stay, Hugo searched for a response to this prompt, and inspiration came when he chanced upon a platter of desiccated fruits in Oaxaca.

The photo showed what appeared to be the long-dead remains of a monkey — desiccated, yellowed with age and sliced across the abdomen with a horizontal gash.

The region has been on high alert as notoriously powerful Santa Ana winds brought dry desert air to a desiccated landscape that only needed a spark to erupt.

So, one could visit the log during a dry spell in the summer, pour water on the log and watch orange jelly appear out of desiccated sheets adhering to the log.

Her body had been so thoroughly frozen that it had not been desiccated; much of her skin, muscle tissue, and internal organs retained their original structure.

On November 11, 1933, a very strong dust storm stripped topsoil from desiccated South Dakota farmlands in just one of a series of severe dust storms that year.

Berber middlemen, who had maintained contacts with Sub-Saharan Africa since the desert had desiccated, utilized pack animals to transfer products from oasis to oasis.

Subsequently the body desiccated and the tissue disappeared.

Hence, Kashmir stands for "a land desiccated from water".