Sentences with phrase «parched as the desert»

A rustic but unique, moist flatbread that won t leave you as parched as the desert.

Clays such as bentonite clay are NOT a good idea since they suck the moisture right out of the skin and leave it as parched as a desert.

Not exact matches

Just what I needed in my current parched statein the desert as a recovering pastor.

Some see this pilot project as the first step towards turning hundreds of square kilometres of parched coastal desert into fertile farms (See «When desert meets sea «-RRB-.

As a farm girl from a small town in Missouri, a land filled with trees, rivers, and lakes, I imagined the desert to be desolate, parched, and dusty, with little to offer me.

Melons are typically found in desert climates, acting as organic water vessels for the oft - parched areas and, as such, are some of the most water - dense produce around.

Even ignoring the impolitic elements of character development, however — which again, Moffat really shouldn't have — the greater sin of The Last Post is that the writing is stodgy and unrealistic plot is as parched for tension and excitement as the dunes in the desert where these men and their families are stationed.

When a pet chameleon (Johnny Depp) accidentally freed from his aquarium winds up in a rough, parched Mojave Desert town and decides to recreate himself as a gun - slinging hero named Rango, there are no surprises in store: Everyone around him is exactly what they appear to be, from the scheming mayor with Ned Beatty's gravelly voice to the tough - but - sensitive rancher's daughter (Isla Fisher) with no purpose except to play love interest and hostage.

As Realtor.com puts it, «It's a parched, scorching desert out there for many U.S. home buyers.»