Sentence examples for back to dust from inspiring English sources

And if you die like a dog you just go back to dust," Shepard, who had his father cremated, said later.

Flesh comes from dust and goes back to dust while spirit goes back to the Lord for it came from the Lord".

Some feel rather forced, while others hang together in a more natural way: the belief component includes, amongst other pieces, an Egyptian sarcophagus, an intense, meditative composition from Tasmanian Christopher Townend, and Zhang Huan's powerful Berlin Buddha, sitting nearly four metres high, composed of incense ashes and slowly starting to return back to dust.

"It looks like they threw up the Web site years ago and never came back to dust off the cobwebs," says Brian Cross, managing partner in charge of digital strategy at Elasticity, a digitally focused public relations firm hired by Stout to give it a digital makeover.

The desert has a way of breeding conquistadors and then committing them back to the dust.

On the way back to Khartoum, dust rose from far off the road; we drove toward it.

Day 6 Specialist Castillo confessed that he did not want to go back to the dust and heat and the kids with dirty little hands always touching him, pleading, "water, water".

In the future, it would begin to decay and then go back to the dust that it came from.