Sentence examples for dust he could from inspiring English sources
"Yes, he has that magic fairy dust he could shake, but there are enough of us who have that.
He was captivated, he has said, by the idea that with a bag of plaster dust he "could make something out of nothing".
Through the dust he could see Mambush, lying crashed downwards on his front, the green blanket tangled around one shoulder, his mouth slightly open, dust on his tongue.
"That line 'I will show you fear in a handful of dust' — he couldn't have written that without feeling the tension and dysphoria he did," Kagan said.
These were the pleasures exchanged for a job that left him so covered in coal dust that he could scrape it off his arms, that had become so precarious with safety violations in the weeks before the explosion one miner said he began studying the sky as he went underground in case it was his last look.
"As it ages, it forms more dust," he said, and could contain levels of lead that are more than 20 times what's allowed by Proposition 65.
Under the hot California sun, with our faces stuck in the dust of Camp Pendleton, he could pick up a draggy machine gun drill with "Awright, ya goldbricks.
Langer's putter is on fire too, and he's just got par at 4. What a story it would be if he could dust off the years.
Dr. Thomas Painter, a scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology who has written widely on dust in snow, said he could partly follow his own nose in chasing the story.
Mr. Fulton traveled through Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, India, China and Japan, on roads so rutted that the motorcycle stood on its own when he got off, or roads so erased by dust or rain that he could site the middle of nowhere easily by where he stood.
"After Fargo, my agent suggested I dust it off so he could shop it around.
