Sentence examples for blows dust from inspiring English sources

Lingering blows dust the horizon, but they are few and far between.

Reverence may have little place here, as Etkin blows dust off some musty texts.

Sure, somebody always blows dust off the familiar trophies: the one for civil rights, the one for proving the futility of the Vietnam War, the ones for starting the environmental movement and liberating women and creating the personal computer.

One floor up, past a metal detector and an enclosure where high-pressured air blows dust and other impurities off workers' blue smocks, are the production lines five of them, each with 35 young workers able to solder together and box up 3,000 smartphones a day.

Mr. Miller cited liability for lead dust as one area to improve, saying that the language of the bill should hold landlords accountable for something over which they are directly responsible instead of, say, when wind blows dust through an apartment window.

On Earth, when wind blows dust off the surface, the swirling particles collide and exchange electric charge.

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.

The wind was blowing dust up into the sky.