Raisins and sundried figs may be treated in the same way.
When cattle roam wild, the green grasses (sundried in winter) are their principal source of food.
Sundried Japan~--Derive their trade-name from being dried in the sun before firing, in order to fix their color more permanently.
The house stood on a platform of sundried bricks, paved on the top with burnt bricks.
Beneath the cone masonry of sundried and kiln-burnt bricks protrudes from the sides of the ravines.
The high cone at the north-east corner is probably the remains of a square tower constructed entirely of large sundried bricks.
There were the remains of a wall of sundried bricks, 6 feet 3 inches from the centre of one of the pedestals.
It led to a wall of sundried bricks, coated with plaster, which proved to be part of a small temple.
The walls were built of the finest sundried bricks, admirably fitted together, and still perfectly preserved.
These upper rooms were probably built of sundried bricks and wood, but principally of the latter material, and may have been connected with the lower by winding staircases, as in the temple of Solomon, as well as by inclined ways.
Most of the chambers which did not contain sculptured slabs, but were simply built of sundried bricks, had been left unopened.
Excavations made in different parts of the small mound covering their ruins, show that they consisted of three distinct groups, built round a solid central mass of sundried bricks.
To the east of us rose another great ruin, called Zibbliyah, a lofty, square mass, apparently of sundried brick.
On the four sides are the remains of towers and curtains, and the walls appear to have consisted of a basement of stone and an upper structure of sundried bricks.
On the artificial platform, built of regular layers of sundried bricks in some parts, and entirely of rubbish in others, but cased on all sides with solid stone masonry, stood at one time at least nine distinct buildings.
The sundried undergrowth is of cactus, stunted shrubs, and sea grasses.
The North will go like a field of sundried barley, fired in a gale of wind: the turbulent North, where even now a life is worth nothing.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sundried" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
