1. Some dry up altogether.

2. Or possibly, “dry up.”

3. Dry up and blow away.

4. It will dry up inside.

5. And dry up your love fate

6. And dry up all their vegetation.

7. He'll dry up and blow away.

8. Shall I dry up these glasses?

9. Dry up and listen to me.

10. The soil began to dry up.

11. Help me dry up after lunch.

12. Oh, dry up and leave me alone!

13. I'll wash and you can dry up.

14. “All Your Rivers I Shall Dry Up”

15. I wish the conversation will dry up.

16. And dry up reedy pools of water.

17. A flame will dry up his twig,*

18. It will dry up before any other plant.

19. Dry up your tears, and stick your rosemary

20. Now dry up and get back to work.

21. I'll dry up if you wash the dishes.

22. The pond was apt to dry up during summer.

23. I wouldn't dry up; I have something to say.

24. Like the water of winter streams that dry up.

25. The fort contains three tanks which never dry up.

26. Or will cool waters flowing from afar dry up?

27. Why don't you guys just dry up and blow away?

28. It will dry up in the garden bed where it sprouted.”’”

29. The stream of books written on child rearing would dry up.

30. Anaximenes noticed that when river-beds dry up, the mud cracks.

31. Once you leave the Bekaa Valley, the countryside begins to dry up.

32. Investment could dry up and that could cause the economy to falter.

33. Water holes where alligators lived began to dry up in the droughts.

34. You dry up and die in quest of a proof so obscure.

35. I'll just dry up these mugs and we can have a coffee.

36. That could be alarming if markets dry up and asset values plummet.

37. See, now, even if the amber mines dry up, they'll still have bones...

38. My well of songs would dry up, or be plugged up with concrete.

39. No more food gets delivered to the grocery store, gas stations dry up.

40. Then i might wave my left hand and dry up all your wells.

41. Babylon’s waters would “dry up,” and her mighty doors would be left open.

42. Will it not dry up completely when the east wind blows on it?

43. Some fear that the lake could dry up completely by the year 2050.

44. 29 Foreign investment too may dry up, as the initial post-unification euphoria fades.

45. I will dry up the streams* of Egypt with the soles of my feet.’

46. Interest rates could soar, asset prices could fall or cash flows could dry up.

47. If you ask her what she's good at she will dry up after two minutes.

48. We saved up a large sum of money, and it seemed never to dry up.

49. I will dry up all the streams* of Egypt with the soles of my feet.’

50. Or, at least it would be when she managed to dry up these damnable tears.

51. God will dry up the rivers of tears that have flowed because of suffering and sorrow

52. Nonprofit organizations have seen their costs soar, their sources of revenue dry up, and their missions challenged.

53. There was one worrying moment where one of the actors seemed to dry up for a few seconds.

54. Many Bistort-root preparations also were used to dry up mouth and gum sores and to cure diarrhea

55. The problems at Hope Farm began in 19 when subsidies from the decaying Soviet government began to dry up.

56. New York Head Start programs also were squeaking by, but funding could dry up by the end of January.

57. 14 A tree planted by an unfailing water source does not dry up in hot weather or during a drought.

58. Astringent, any of a group of substances that cause the contraction or shrinkage of tissues and that dry up secretions

59. I get beautiful vines and flowers, but eventually the flowers fall off and the stems turn brown and dry up.

60. There ' s more bad news : fruiting leads to the destruction of groves because bamboo clumps dry up and die after this .

61. For this reason, Aquifers can dry up when people drain them faster than they can be refilled—a process called aquifer depletion

62. 23 The nation's breadbasket central provinces this year have seen some grain harvests cut in half, fishing hauls shrink and riverboat shipping lanes dry up.

63. With faulty reasoning, he used this illustration: As papyrus and reeds dry up and die without water, so it is with “all those forgetting God.”

64. In part, the prophecy speaks of Jehovah as “the One saying to the watery deep, ‘Be evaporated; and all your rivers I shall dry up.’”

65. (Isaiah 15:5) The grass of the land will dry up while the “waters of Dimon” become full of blood because of the slaughter of the Moabites.

66. Wells were sunk in February 1862 and eight steam pumps installed in March, but despite operating continuously 24 hours a day, the site would not dry up.

67. Blow dry Straight Hair; Apply a heat protectant spray to the tresses and wait for a few minutes until the hair is dry up to 50-80%

68. (Jeremiah 15:16) At the same time, frustration led him to cry out to Jehovah: “You positively became to me like something deceitful, like waters that have proved untrustworthy,” as those of a brook that easily dry up.