Sentence examples for being dusted off at from inspiring English sources
"US OLD guys are really being dusted off at the moment," jokes one architect of Sweden's successful bank bail-out in the early 1990s.
The researchers' blueprints are being dusted off.
But many of them do return, once every two years, for a week-long reunion when old instruments are dusted off and played at a dancing circle around a lime tree in the grounds of the church.
Indeed, the Arab Peace Initiative has been dusted off and discussed at various intervals over the past decade and a half, since it probably marks the only basis for a lasting agreement that might be acceptable to the region as a whole.
But while most of the stuff being dusted off and put into baggies at YouTube are indeed bent spoons and dime-a-dozen arrowheads, an archeologist with his eyes open can still be surprised by treasure.
But the plan could be dusted off.
Survivors came forward; old newspapers were dusted off and read.
At the same time, high-profile locations are being dusted off and recycled, but with new chefs and fresh ideas.
They will be dusting off the ballot boxes at Deloitte, the biggest of the "Big Four" global accounting firms.
This weekend at home, I'll be dusting off the tubes I've been collecting, ready to sow my French beans in them.
