Sentence examples similar to a dusting of snowflakes from inspiring English sources

The social layer has settled on the web like a dusting of multicolored snowflakes, gracing every story with a little menagerie of sharing counts and buttons.

A dusting of soil went on top.

And not just a dusting of frost.

Serve with a dusting of ground cinnamon.

Or tell a close-up of snowflakes from a satellite photo of deforested land?

I'm right, there's a flurry of snowflakes.

EARLY October brought an unseasonal chill and a handful of snowflakes to America's northern states.

And on cue, ballet companies across America have dusted off costumes and props for the production that is as much a holiday staple as fruitcake, and has been since George Balanchine introduced Marie, Drosselmeier and the Nutcracker Prince amid a flurry of Snowflakes at New York City Ballet in 1954.

"A lot of snowflakes," he said, using a term that mocks progressives as fragile.

I found it impossible to look at her through a veil of snowflakes without a surge of guilt and concern.

Apply a light dusting of matte powder.