Sentence examples for dust drifts from inspiring English sources

Flies buzz in the heat, hens strut through dirt and dust drifts into eyes and mouths.

Yet the ghost of Shakespeare's prince — chiefly his conviction that the "piece of work" called "man" is nothing but the "quintessence of dust" — drifts through the entire memoir.

Dust drifts over the fields from the dry roads, the corn stubble begins to poke through, and the plows have left a margin of gritty slush and knocked down a mailbox or two.

A subtle pattern imprinted upon ultraviolet light from nearby stars suggests that diamond dust drifts in the vast spaces among stars.

After ejection the dust drifts in the direction of the planet under the action of Poynting Robertson drag forming a ring inward of the moon.

Is colony collapse caused by pesticide dust drift?

Members of PAW -- the Poetic Allusion Watch -- instantly caught the secretary's "unto dust" drift.

The fine dust drifted several times around the Earth, causing spectacular red and orange sunsets throughout the following year.

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.

"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.