Sentence examples for dust drifting from inspiring English sources
Then the firefight ends, for the moment at least, leaving only a swirl of dust drifting over the culverts.
And so Dasgupta recovers that substance, for Ulrich and for the reader: The days of dust drifting in the light shafts.
Or the 2003 observations were in error, and a few ppb of methane are lingering in the air from volcanic eruptions or the ultraviolet irradiation of organic-rich cosmic dust drifting into the atmosphere.
Looking further north, Bethany spotted a plume of dust drifting near the horizon--the cattle drive, she guessed--then noticed a fine meadow on the river bottom.
The NASA study found that several major dust storms in June and July in the Sahara desert sent dust drifting over the Atlantic Ocean and through several effects caused cooling of the waters, thus dampening the development of hurricanes.
The fine dust drifted several times around the Earth, causing spectacular red and orange sunsets throughout the following year.
"One small blow for man, one giant blow for Newark," the mayor said as a plume of dust drifted toward the Passaic River behind him.
A film of dust drifted down from the rose drapes like the ghosts of bellhops who had long ago pocketed their last reward, but nothing else happened & the clerk said the elevator boy would let us in with a master key.
However, an interesting feature of the dust grain effect is that a new type of instability develops in the system when the dust drift velocity exceeds a critical value; for example, v d0 > 6 in the present case.
A plume of dust drifted skyward, so it seemed that Crazy Horse was squinting through it, and finally came the sound of newborn pebbles raining down on the base of the mountain.
This was despite an issue with a USB port which meant the Beating Heart DJs had to hop on and help, but this was nice to see one of them blew on the decks and a huge puff of dust drifted out into the audience, and towards the end they all hugged it out on stage after the eventful set.
