Sentence examples for dust gathering from inspiring English sources
"Wireless is a jewel for AT&T but I still see dust gathering on that jewel".
Meanwhile Bezos sees dust gathering on oldschool print publishers while more and more writers short-circuit the submission process and follow up self-publishing with long-tail Internet marketing as though they were Indie bands mixing new tunes.
But surely no amount of creative marketing will stop the dust gathering on at least some of those 1.5m books at Waterstone's in Piccadilly when another pile, nearly as high, can be found around the corner.
If they do that — or if Sony allows that to happen — the Move is destined to a lifetime of dust gathering, remembered only as a misguided "Me too!" gimmick.
Whiteheads bulge with the promise of puss, foundation cakes up like dust gathering on a corpse.
They'd stood there, in those distinctive dust covers, gathering dust, for so many years in my mother's apartment, until she too passed away, in January this year.
Dust is gathering on grocery shelves, too.
Together we swept a dust-gathering pile of coffee-stained news releases into a trash basket; we were both pleased as Punch.
To me it connotes also the kind of head-scratching, dust-gathering object that you find in, well, a gift shop.
For a suitably stodgy and weighty piece of evidence, in one of its many dust-gathering studies, the US National Academy of Sciences looked at the feasibility of APM and called for pursuing its development.
His father, Dennis da Costa, not only led him to Mr. Dylan by way of his dust-gathering record collection, he has also helped with bookings and promotion after that first open-mike show at St. John's Episcopal Church.
