Sentence examples for dust began from inspiring English sources
In the region investigated, the aeolian dust began accumulating in the middle Holocene.
Walls tumbled, large cracks opened on streets and walls, towers collapsed and clouds of dust began to swirl all around.
Walls tumbled, large cracks opened on streets and walls, towers collapsed and clouds of dust began to swirl around.
In the world's leading museums, exhibits that had long been gathering dust began to be flamboyantly remounted.
NASA announced the imminent descent on June 27, and principal investigator Steven Squyres of Cornell University said the wind and dust began blowing soon after.
AS THE blood and dust began to settle after the Conservatives' third consecutive election defeat, in 2005, the party started facing up to a big problem.
As the dust begins to settle on the Shadow Cabinet announcements, Labour needs to show a united front.
Right after I am satisfied with the cleanliness of the garden I have swept, fallen leaves and dust begin to accumulate.
In a paper published today in Science Advances, the researchers have reconstructed the African dust plume over the last 23,000 years and observed a dramatic reduction in dust beginning around 11,000 years ago.
But optimists may well be disappointed when the dust begins to settle.Mr Bush has already said he will be too busy to extend his visit to Beijing after the Shanghai gathering of leaders from the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation Co-operation
At last the dust begins to clear, and it becomes possible to confront theory with coherent and reliable laboratory data". "This Handbook heralds the emergence of experimental economics as a field within economics.
