The phrase "again dust" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where one is referring to dusting something again, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "After the party, I had to again dust the shelves to remove the accumulated dust."
Alternatives: "dust again" or "dust once more".
And it's on this that I hinge my Christian wish, if an unbeliever is so allowed: that Christians once again dust off the social gospel and join with today's progressives like they did during the labour and civil rights movements to bring a little bit of heaven to earth.
So once again, dust off that grill and get it fired up because we're starting this weekend's tailgate.
After the first coat dries, sand again, dust and apply the final coat.
But although they are internal BAT memos, they also suggest the involvement of its main competitors in price collusion.In this section Grounded again Dust-up in the drawing room The price is not quite right Dirt leaks out Europe's fearless diplomat Engine failure Moan, moan, moan A loss of trust ReprintsSeveral of the documents make overt reference to price increases negotiated with rivals.
With a customer in the store, Pearl was suddenly busy again, dusting and straightening around the only cash register.
So it's something of a shock that a couple of bars are lugging the machine back up the stairs again, dusting it off and even giving it a place of honor.
Now, as the current Sandinista government again dusts off Nicaragua's yellowing canal plans, there is suddenly renewed interest in saving this remote corner, now known as San Juan de Nicaragua.
Once again, aluminum dust was the cause, according to interviews and Apple's most recent supplier responsibility report.
The earth begins again from dust and solitude to effacement and dilation.
And with the quincentenary of Thomas More's Utopia falling this year, the parlour game is again being dusted off.
Once again, he dusted himself off.
