Sentence examples for bits of dirt from inspiring English sources
But on the replays you could see the bits of dirt falling off the ball.
Awnings with sunshine-yellow and white stripes dotted the fairgrounds recently, members driving payloaders hauled last bits of dirt outside new restrooms equipped with flush toilets and modern fixtures (which the old fair did not have), and volunteers scrubbed windows.
But, says Adam Lusher, there's method in this madness I've spent a lifetime looking down a microscope and there are things that still make me gasp Watching cells pass through a tiny vessel, or dividing and proliferating, or white cells engulfing other cells or bits of dirt: there's something totally fascinating about that kind of movement.
I've spent a lifetime looking down a microscope and there are things that still make me gasp Watching cells pass through a tiny vessel, or dividing and proliferating, or white cells engulfing other cells or bits of dirt: there's something totally fascinating about that kind of movement.
Physicists today have a favourite theory – string theory – which is associated with M-theory, which Stephen Hawking has been talking about recently, where the assumption is that the ultimate constituents of matter are not tiny bits of dirt, they're actually vibrating strings.
Brush the rabbit to remove bits of dirt.
The key here is that it uses smaller cyclones working together to generate a high amount of centrifugal force to separate out even the smallest bits of dirts and dust which then fall through vibrating rubber nozzles (which oscillate to prevent build up and blockage) and into the bin with the larger pieces of refuse your ordinary vacuum picks up.
"Not a bit of dirt on it, and it was opened to the Book of Kings".
"Every bit of dirt in your laundry would be captured, so it would back up the process," he says.
When it comes up against a bit of dirt, it focuses on it, swivelling around until it digests the problem.
