There is something almost eerie about the cool dewy air.

I feel that cold dewy grass on my own flesh.

Dewy rushes to the fire and helps to put it out.

All that foliage, dewy and shining in the morning light!

He crossed the dewy grass and went round to the back.

Mercy's face was red and dewy from the oven heat.

I made no answer, but looked round the dim and dewy garden.

Some of the best books ever written about youth are by writers long past those dewy days.

There was a dewy freshness about her that I'd never seen before in a working girl.

They looked soft and dewy, like the inside of a tulip.

A dewy 31, he has quit being coy about his age.

Some think it's a dewy finish - that outdoor look.

He settled on the dewy back step, let the cool night wash over him.

To the right, close by the porch itself, the dewy grass was beaten down.

I would these dewy tears were from the ground.

She looked pink and dewy as a little girl.

Wherever possible, vegetables come dewy fresh from the couple's garden.

The corps stood out for the dewy purity of its dancing.

The crops were excellent, and clear, hot summer days set in, with short, dewy nights.

That figure makes even the droughts of 1964, 1981 and 1985 seem dewy by comparison.

In their eyes, he saw the dewy glints of madness.

Philip walked round the garden all fresh and dewy in the morning.

Her pretty, dewy visions were gone never to return.

Exploring with exquisite care, he found heat and dewy moisture.

His dewy tracks led across the grass, back around the house and down to the old greenhouse.