Yes. That would be fine. However, " your skin is dry" would be what most people would say in that situation.

If you walked through an open elevator door and fell some distance, you would say "I fell down an elevator shaft". If you were already in the elevator shaft, say you were at the bottom for some reason, and then you fell down you would say "I fell down in an elevator shaft". Obviously, unless you are an elevator maintenance worker or similar, the former will be the one that is more likely to be correct. In the first sentence "fall down" means that you were literally falling in the down direction. In the second sentence "fall down" means something like "fall over" and "in" serves to indicate that.

They are both technically correct depending on usage: The stock market hit a historic low yesterday The stock market is at a historical low

Here are some alternates, but these sentences are perfect as they are. 1)The area is crowded with people in designer sunglasses taking advantage of the autumn sunshine to tan their skin 2) Our repeated efforts to arrange interviews with young, wealthy swedes turned out to be tricky 3) You could say that Scandinavia just found a buzzword that fits and explains the situation completely better than anyTHING else 4)I have a feeling that it will seem like I am being arrogant, which I do not feel comfortable with 5) Jantelagen, which promotes the idea of never thinking you are better than anyone else and holding accountable/ shaming in public those who break the norm.

1) routine for taking care of brushing, cleaning, primping - basically what you do to make yourself or something (for instance, your dog) look nice. 2)A mongoose will watch a snake very closely since they are natural enemies. It means that he was fixated on her.

In this context, it means to overcome an issue by confronting the problem directly.