Sentence examples for Be dust from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove dust from.
- The cleaning lady needs a stool to dust the cupboard.
That deep sense of life's absurdity, too, the notion that ultimately we're just human beings, and we'll soon be dust.' Nowhere is this absurdity more evident than in the outrageous Sabbath's Theater.
Stand here long enough and I'd be dust.
Thousands of headlines and closer observations later, the real cause turned out to be dust.
Mr Hazare's electoral future may be dust, but plenty of other spoilers could yet make trouble.
Check out JCB's Sitemaster which claims to be dust-, wandr- and even boot-proof.
For low temperature catalysts developed for placement after the electrostatic precipitator (ESP) and desulfurization units, flue gas would essentially be dust- and sulfur-free.
One of those new products should be the iPhone 7 which, based on rumors from Apple's supply chain, could have a new kind of headphone port, be dust-proof and waterproof, and may even have a totally redesigned home button.
But the real idea behind the case is for using the iPad around water, like in the kitchen or by the pool, or in foul weather – it is also supposed to be dust- and snow-proof and is supposed to withstand a drop from four feet.
