Sentence examples for deep dust from inspiring English sources

A smeared mirror (lipstick? blood?), deep dust on the floor.

The pictures, showing rocks as small as a bathtub, reveal a primitive body, its chemistry apparently unchanged since the birth of the solar system, but whose surface has been battered and crumbled to deep dust by billions of years of bombardment.

And new imaging from the Odyssey spacecraft alleviated concerns that all the deposits on the floor of Gusev, where water pooled billions of years ago, might now be covered by deep dust or volcanic ash.

Team Voyager designed a robotic arm (similar to the space shuttle's Canadarm) to keep astronauts from drifting away from Phobos during spacewalks and to deal with the deep dust and loose material that might be found on the surface.

The majority of the prisoners of war were immediately relieved of their belongings and endured a 61-mile (98 km) march in deep dust, over vehicle-broken macadam roads, and crammed into rail cars for the portion of the journey from San Fernando to Capas.

Under the supervision of William M. Griswold, the Morgan's director, and a team led by Jennifer Tonkovich, curator of drawings and prints, there's been some deep dusting and scrubbing, and certain worn materials have been discarded.

"What difference," cried someone at the back of the tent, "should it make to us?" As one shuffled off, thus rebuked, through the ankle-deep dust, a group of Hungarian and Belgian boys came on a visit.

From time to time, determined to make a statement similar to Sheik Hamad's, I step off the road at one of the hairpin bends and plant my boot into the even deeper dust at the edges.

TRIBECA Deep-fried something; good cigar; bus; deep-dust-mineral smell of subway; fries; tar; diesel; warm bacon-y wind; tangy metal; toilet chemicals; fry grease; pretzel eaters; broken bricks; musky deodorant; onion rings; hot dogs; sauerkraut; blood; faux-leather fanny pack.

Together, these three voices conjure up a shabby world that smells of booze and Primus stoves and stale halls deep with dust and wishes.

Until fairly recently, most of the monuments were accessible only over rough roads that were deep in dust when dry or mired in mud when wet.