Sentence examples for by a dust from inspiring English sources

This year, the early peak will be caused by a dust stream from Temple-Tuttle's approach in 1767.

Pursued by a Dust Cloud On Sept. 11, Mr. Au arrived at work at 7 30 a.m., as usual.

It is often marked by a dust whirl or a debris fountain, where the erupting inflow carries aloft material ripped from the surface.

That was also where the prototype met its demise last year, wrecked by a dust devil that hit the ship while it was on the ground.

For "Dust Storm (Dalhart, Texas), 2007," currently on view at the Venice Biennale, Gerrard was inspired by a Dust Bowl image shot on April 14 , 1935

What strikes you first when you arrive in Addis is the unique light: a sunset-warm glow softened by a dust filter – regardless of the actual time of day.

(Who can forget the brouhaha over Martin Amis's pricey new teeth?) But this spring the Tatler set has been consumed by a dust-up of a much more, well, domestic matter: What makes a good godparent?

There will now be salutes to values like "unity," showing a child waving an American flag; "courage," illustrated by a dust-coated firefighter at the World Trade Center; and "determination," showing the now familiar photograph of firefighters raising a flag at ground zero.

The resulting "slick water" — aided by a dusting of sand, to act as a proppant — worked beautifully.

We need our delusions, we need the stories that feed them and we need those stories validated by a dusting of bogus reality.

Geologic time periods are usually bounded by markers in rock or ice: for instance, the beginning of our current era, the Cenozoic, is identified by a dusting of iridium that fell across the globe about sixty-six million yeago ago.