The show is dryly titled "Wood Sculpture", written clearly at the entrance.
The real challenge, as the EU guide notes dryly, is persuading people to “actually use the duplex function”.
"It is even so," replied the guest dryly. "But another poet has likewise said," he who attempts to deceive the judicious is already baring his own back for the scourge.
They're not likely to give you money, 'he remarked dryly.
"You've got nowhere to go but down from here," the forum's moderator said dryly.
During the 2010 election, when Mr Cameron dominated Tory advertising, a colleague asked Mr Osborne if his face might feature on campaign posters. "Not Conservative ones," he replied dryly.
'I hear you're a hero,' Philip said dryly.
The Marquis turned round and answered dryly, "I have poor people of my own, Monseigneur." "Give them to me," replied the Bishop.
It's nothing... "he replied dryly. But are you alright?"
When a husband in “Before She Met Me” guzzles wine and weeps, tormented by thoughts of his wife’s past lovers, a friend dryly remarks, “Doesn’t sound much fun.”
"Then they were not lonely," said the Cat dryly and curtly.
"I am surprised to see you out of prison, " Qui-Gon said dryly.
Although Mr Lepori dryly labels this phenomenon the "reversal effect", others might view it as an opportunity for arbitrage.
He suddenly coughed dryly, smiled and smirked.
She coughed dryly, wheezing with each breath.
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