Sentence examples for a cloud of dirt from inspiring English sources

On a couple of test runs in the yard of a home here belonging to a friend of Mr. Martin, the jetpack jumped off the ground as if impatient to get moving, scattering a cloud of dirt and grass clippings.

The cup should be easy to empty while holding the vacuum over a trash can, and should not produce a cloud of dust and dirt when removed from the vacuum.

In it, he drives a silver BMW at speed around a patch of dirt, kicking up a cloud of dust.

The modest Japanese sedan made its way down the gravel drive between the cow pasture and the dirt basketball court, kicking up a cloud of dust before coming to rest beside Roy Saulsberry Jr.'s ancient gas pumps.

It collapsed in a cloud of dust.

A cloud of dust rose.

As construction workers and residents watched from afar, the detonation set off an ear-shattering noise and a small cloud of dirt.

We were a few hundred yards away when a jet dove, and the bomb hit — a dud, evidently, for there was a great cloud of dirt and dust, but no fireball, and, thankfully, no casualties, so far as we knew.

As the earth erupted in a puff of smoke just three feet away, Master-at-Arms First Class Leroy Williams Jr. found himself flying backward in an angry cloud of dirt and debris.

Undoubtedly the most painful moment of the season, though, will be watching former Met Jose Reyes hit his first triple back in New York, seeing him whip around the bases, eyes wide and tongue wagging, before sliding headfirst into third in a cloud of kicked-up dirt.

No matter how great one's subsequent life turns out to be, memories like that will follow you around, like the cloud of dirt that follows Pig-Pen in the "Peanuts" cartoons.