Sentence examples for dust hit from inspiring English sources

A man whose shop is close to the blast site said: "I was busy in my shop when I heard a deafening explosion, and then a wave of heat, flying sand and dust hit me in the face.

And when that happens, the dust hits the earth's atmosphere at a speed of 72 kilometres a second.

Human eyelashes consist of sensory hairs that cause reflex shutting of the eyelid when a speck of dust hits them.

But the tiny amount of dust hitting Earth varies by only 2- to 3-fold--hardly enough to trigger anything so dramatic as an ice age.

"Bits of comet dust hitting the atmosphere will probably give us about a dozen meteors per hour," Bill Cooke of the NASA Meteoroid Environments Office at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, said in a written statement.

They'll print the part, and just dust off (hit with CNC) the few critical dimensions that matter.

In May, a sixty-mile-an-hour dust storm hit Lancaster.

But on Oct. 27, just after Phoenix finished its last major experiment analyzing Martian soil, an unexpected dust storm hit.

The tiniest (millimetre-size and smaller) and by far most abundant ones, called micrometeroids or interplanetary dust particles, hit Earth's atmosphere continually.

When the inflow dust particles hit the surface of the Moon, or any other airless body (Mercury, asteroids, etc)., the resulting melting and vaporization redden materials on the surface.

Walt Donovan took this photo from Chandler, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix, when the dust storm hit the city.