Sentence examples for dried dust from inspiring English sources

ISSUE: During environmental rounds, the infection control coordinator noticed many pieces of medical equipment with stains and visibly dried dust and dirt.

The NHS advises that infection can occur when someone touches an infected bird whether it is dead or alive, by inhaling or touching dried dust from the droppings or the bedding of infected birds, or by preparing infected poultry for cooking.

(The exchanges between Mr. Best and Ms. O'Donnell shake off some of the dry dust).

We had farmers planting peanuts in dry dust just to meet the federal government's June 1 deadline.

"It will send its roots into every crevice of the wall, sucking the mortar into dry dust," the account continued.

Almodovar sets much of the action in his native La Mancha, a dry dust bowl south of Madrid, where howling winds have driven many to early graves.

Once clear, beautiful ice, they have turned, in a matter of years, into blue water or dry dust, from Peru to Italy.

At the moment, I am lying flat on my back in the dry dust of a riding ring at the Aspen Canyon Ranch, near Parshall, Colo.

Baudelaire followed, heralding the dandy as the dangerous product of a society in transition, the figure who, with one flick of his little finger, dispenses with the dry dust of aristocracy and establishes his own peculiar laws of precedence.

If you walk in a rainstorm on a freshly burned chaparral slope, you notice as you step on the wet ground that the tracks you are making are prints of dry dust.

The tang of scrub oak and dry dust stung the membranes of my nose.