Sentence examples for dirty dust from inspiring English sources

The Dirty Dust by Máirtín Ó Cadhain (Yale).

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Readers might justly wonder how much of "The Dirty Dust" is Ó Cadhain and how much is Titley.

Not surprisingly, "Graveyard Clay" feels more restrained than "The Dirty Dust," and not simply because Titley reached for flashier imprecations.

"The Dirty Dust" is a feat of translation: vigorous and fun, each line rendered with idiomatic aplomb, not a shadow of the Irish grammar remaining.

Ó Cadhain conjured many a neologism for "Cré na Cille," but certain word choices in "The Dirty Dust" read as beguiling anachronisms.

Right now, most prototyping happens in a dirty, dust-flecked corner of existing labs, and facilities, such as they are, are spread all over the place.

Several other men emerged from the battle-scarred buildings, some dirty with dust and, although not visibly armed, quick to shield their faces from the cameras.

Does dirty farm dust protect against asthma?

It sounds strange, but if you have a dusty, dirty desk, that dust will get into the vents and clog the cooling fan.

Adastra, a London-listed mining firm, has signed a joint-venture deal with the government to turn two huge heaps of dirty-white dust into metal.