Sentence examples for dust come from inspiring English sources

But up here – halfway to the frontier of space – where has the dust come from?

When we played loudly you could see little flecks of dust come down".

Previous studies had suggested that much of the zodiacal light came from the dust of colliding asteroids, but the only way this model could reproduce the great breadth of the zodiacal cloud above and below the plane of the planets was to have the dust come from the comets that orbit in the vicinity of Jupiter's orbit.

And, then there's the issue of the large piles of coal on the shore that are in danger of spontaneously combusting should the coal dust come into contact with sparks…from the boats most commonly plying these waters….

PAHs in carpet dust come from three sources: ambient outdoor air PAHs that penetrate indoors and deposit on carpet, indoor-generated PAHs, and dirt-containing PAHs that are tracked from the outside.

You should see a cloud of dust come off from your horse's coat each time you flick the brush.

The pink dust comes from iron ore.

But, yes, 2kg of dust came off it.

When the dust came up, people were starving; they had no place to go.

"We had to think of the dust coming off this stuff as gunpowder.

This year, however, the Department of the Environment announced that most of the dust came from Iran.