Sentence examples for best dust from inspiring English sources

DYSON'S CANISTER VACUUM -- The best dust catcher I've tried, in a compact, easy-to-operate version -- the DC11 Telescope bagless model, $519.94, including shipping.

It's one of those awkward family photos that would be best gathering dust in an album, seen only by the eyes of one's nearest and dearest.

Some of its best articles dust off the reputations of half-forgotten writers and historical characters - Charles Portis, John Hawkes, Ignatius Donnelly - and the interviews, with the very, the semi-and the narrowly famous, range far beyond the usual plugging of the latest projects.

As a general rule, its best to dust their food with calcium powder every time you feed your toad, and with multivitamin powder once a week.

The best-observed dust clouds near the Sun have masses of several hundred solar masses and sizes ranging from a maximum of about 200 light-years to a fraction of a light-year.

Leave the dusting to me.' " The best defense against dust, Mr. Kaston has found, is a tight glass case.

Add the best berries, and dust with powdered sugar".

In the latter case, it's the magisterial Sussex house which shows why some scores are best left gathering dust in a Russian archive.

For example, chemicals with large Koa values (>10), especially if they are not found at relatively high concentrations like phthalates, may be best measured using dust sampling or air sampling that captures both the gas and particulate phases.

In an article in the January 2008 issue of the Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part B, they reported that Spike hybrid poplar, 'Streamco' purpleosier willow, and hybrid willow were effective at removing ammonia emissions from the air around poultry farms, while Norway spruce and hybrid willow were the best at trapping dust and associated odors.

"The Dales are at their best under a dusting of snow, and you finish at the dramatic Ribblehead Viaduct on the Settle-Carlisle line".