Sentence examples for blow dust from inspiring English sources

In the winter raging storms blow dust into every cranny, and landslides threaten even substantial residences.

Cold winter winds blow dust down broad and empty streets lined with boarded-up buildings in many neighborhoods.

Sweep or blow dust and other loose dirt off ceilings, light fixtures, walls, cages or nest boxes, fans, air inlets etc. onto the floor.

He said that the factory had installed new dust-collection equipment on the blast furnaces and had fenced in the iron-ore storage depot, which had been open to the sky, allowing the wind to blow dust over the city.

Ordinary stars also blow dust into space when they swell into red giants near the end of their lives.

With slowly increasing sunlight and a fortuitous wind to blow dust off the solar panels, Spirit might still pipe up, he says.

Rivers flow across borders, weather systems pass over borders, and winds blow dusts and air pollution for thousands of miles over many nations and regions of the world.

Blowing dust clung to the wet cotton.

We worked down to 14.9 meters, blown dust and sand.

In addition to extreme fire danger, blowing dust is likely.

I remember blowing dust off plates, off onions.