The balls were dusted with a thin coat of powdered sugar.
The last few weeks have been dusted with a dry, wooden light, and the oaks have shown just how various and pungent their colors can be.
This year they have feather-like markings around the top as if they have been finished off by hand with a fork, and are dusted with a light sprinkling of sugar.
Nothing in the hunt is as memorable as the blessed pause that comes in its wake, as the wounded whale sprays blood through its blowhole, and Thomas's awestruck face is dusted with a rain of red.
When I visited him last spring, he drove me past Westlake's jagged hills, which were dusted with a light green that set off the pink mansions along the ridges.
Moreover, Eastwood rather too obviously positions his subject in moral terms: Hoover objects to extended batterings of anarchists; he doesn't seem to mind an African American stenographer; he is dusted with a little more principle than is given to Richard Nixon.
It's dusted with a pinch of a drum and bass and wrapped up with a groove house-y bow.
Chunks of white meat chicken are dusted with a mild seasoning of black pepper and allspice before hitting the grill.
So guacamole is smooth and creamy, slightly underseasoned, served with big, round tortilla chips of just the right sort, and the stubby chicken taquitos, slicked with a mild tomatillo salsa, are dusted with a judicious amount of sharp cotija cheese.
Spread on toast and top each with a pistachio or caper, or refrigerate until ready to use. 2. Alternatively, each canapé without the garnish can be dusted with about a half-teaspoon of grated cheese, arranged on a baking sheet and run under the broiler briefly, about a minute, to lightly brown the top.
