Dew example sentences

Related (10): morning, condensation, moisture, droplets, mist, humidity, wetness, precipitation, fog, dampness

"Dew" Example Sentences

The grass was wet with morning dew.
The spiderwebs glistened with dew in the dawn light.
I could see tiny drops of dew clinging to the rose petals.
The plants looked refreshed after the night's dew had moistened them.
Drops of dew hung from the leaves and blades of grass like diamonds.
Her hair was damp with dew as she walked through the garden at dawn.
The dewy grass felt cool under my bare feet.
We watched as the sunrise burned off the heavy dew on the lawn.
There was a layer of dew on the car windshield that needed to be wiped away.
The coldness of the dew seeped into my clothes as I sat outside
I woke to the sound of birds chirping and saw that everything was covered in dew.
We didn't notice the dew until our feet and pant legs were soaked.
I wiped the dew off my glasses so I could see more clearly.
I stepped lightly through the cemetery to avoid disturbing the dew.
The warm glow of sunrise broke through the morning dew and fog.
The fine mist of dew had settled like lacework over the flowers.
We had to tread carefully through the wet grass to avoid slipping in the dew.
The morning dew glistened in the marsh like diamonds strewn across velvet.
The cold night air had formed beads of dew along the railings of the porch.
The dew evaporated quickly as the sun rose higher in the sky.
The dew trickled down the leaves making them glisten in the morning light.
The dew coalesced into droplets and slid off the blades of grass.
He could smell the damp, earthy scent of the grass fresh with dew.
The old stone walls were slick with dew, making them treacherous to climb.
The dew gave way to a humid, steamy morning.
The spider's web was heavy with dew, making it glow like silver thread.
It was a magical sight to see the treetops sparkling with dew at dawn.
The spiderwebs sparkled with dew, catching the morning light.
I walked barefoot through the garden, enjoying the feel of the wet grass and dew between my toes.
The dew on the leaves muffled the sounds of the waking forest.
As the sun rose higher, the dew began to evaporate into the morning air.
I lay in the grass and watched as the rising sun changed the dew from crystals to mist.
The rising heat lifted the dew from the grass and flowers, leaving everything fresh and bright.
The dew made the rocks slippery, requiring care as we climbed the trail.
The lettuce leaves were limp from absorbing so much dew during the night.
The thick blanket of dew took hours to burn off under the morning sun.
Stagnant puddles of dew gathered in the folds and crevices of the canopy.
As the dew dried, the sky lit up with a rainbow of colors.
The dew formed an invisible layer of moisture over every blade of grass and leaf.
Her feet sloshed through the dew as she made her way along the garden path.
The moment of sunset brought fresh dew to blanket the earth like a cleansing veil.
The dew turned the drooping petals of the lilies translucent.
Footprints in the dew marked where people and animals had passed in the night.
The coolness of the dew and the warmth of the sunrise made an alluring contrast.
As the dew dried, the air was filled with a sweet, earthy fragrance.
All was peaceful in the garden as we watched the dew slowly disappear in the morning light.
The blades of grass were laden with dew, making the meadow look like an emerald sea.
The hikers left heavy footprints in the dew that led up the mountainside.
Wringing out my clothes, I felt the weight of the dew I had absorbed during my walk.
The early morning chill from the dew made my skin pucker into goosebumps.
The rich smell of the wet earth rose with the mist from the evaporating dew.
Spiderwebs laden with dew sparkled like chandeliers in the morning sun.
Beads of dew joined together and slowly dripped from leaf to ground.
Each blade of grass held its own tiny drop of dew, glistening in the morning light.
The cool damp air hinted at the thick layer of dew that coated every surface.
The passing fog gathered droplets of dew that hung from the bushes and trees.
As dawn broke, the dew evaporated into the air like mist, freshening the earth.
We brushed away the dew that had gathered on the sheets we spread on the damp grass.
The dew vanished as quickly as it had come, leaving only moisture-laden memories behind.
Walking along the path, I left footprints marked by vanishing dew in my wake.

Common Phrases

Fresh as a daisy/daisies - Meaning something or someone is fresh, new and energetic.
Dew point - The temperature at which dew starts to form when relative humidity reaches 100%.
Catch one's death (of cold)- Become very ill, often used in a slightly exaggerated way.
Covered with dew - Covered with drops of moisture, usually found on plants outside in the early morning.
Rosy-fingered dawn - A poetic term for the sunrise often associated with Homer's writings.
Glisten with dew - Shine or sparkle due to moisture from dew.
Hoarfrost - A white coating of frozen dew on plants or surfaces.
Morning dew - Moisture that settles on plants and surfaces during the night.
With the dawn/dawning of the day - As the new day begins.
Catch the rising sun - Be the first to experience or benefit from something new.
Shining in the sun - Glistening, glowing or shining because of sunlight.
The break of dawn - The moment when the sun rises and daylight begins.
Fair as the morn - Beautiful or lovely like the morning.
Wet as a drowned rat - Soaking wet to the point of being miserable or pitiful.
Chill to the bone - Experiencing cold that penetrates deep into one's body.
Damp and misty - Moist with dampness and covered with very fine water droplets in the air.
Evaporate into thin air - Disappear without a trace.
Earthy tones - Coloring or shades like that of wet soil.