Sentence examples for bit of dust from inspiring English sources
"Mine is probably gathering a little bit of dust".
A bit of dust or sand flew up.
It looks like I've got a little bit of dust on my lip or something".
The rings of Uranus are made of larger ice boulders several meters across, and quite a bit of dust.
The bursting of the dotcom bubble has splashed a bit of dust on his reputation, but Mr Greenspan is still an exalted figure.
"In Afghanistan, we took out people standing in doorways, while those standing nearby were unharmed apart from a bit of dust".
Grape-Nuts "needed a bit of dust-off," Mr. Scissons says, if for no other reason "the number of new players, other natural cereals" that now crowd store shelves.
"Just a bit of dusting and cleaning the brass," she explains.
Technical performance is the primary interest of these hyper‐realists, who feel that their subjects, whether storefronts or people, need only a bit of dusting and polishing to speak as forcefully as it is necessary for a painting to speak.
It was the summer of 1940 in London, I was eighteen and doing a bit of dusting in our front parlour when I looked out of the window and saw the man of my dreams walk by, I watched him till he went round the corner out of sight, then about five minutes later he came back but this time he had a girl called 'Angie' on his arm.
It is a structure that may help explain the process that turned bits of dust and gas into planets in the early solar system.
