When Pip joins his friend Herbert Pocket in Barnard's Inn, he experiences the following: A frowzy mourning of soot and smoke attired this forlorn creation of Barnard, and it had strewed ashes on its head, and was undergoing penance and humiliation as a mere dust-hole.
She was our neighbor in a mountain dust-hole of, oh, a dozen houses.
That shot of Walt catching his breath, glimpsing himself in the rear view mirror, seemed to say it all as he took stock – he's alive, there's cash in the car, and blood on his hands – as he turned to look at the fresh marks in the dust, the hole he dug to hide the money now a ready-made grave for Hank and Gomez.
Records show minor problems involving excess coal dust and holes in a ventilation wall were discovered in the area where the blast occurred.
On come the ground staff with their saw dust to fix the hole.
The drawing was transferred to the wall by puncturing the original design with little holes, then pouncing dust through the holes on to the wall.
The air filled with dust as a hole was punched in the wall, a wild burst of shooting ensued, and Orlando found himself being tugged up out of the stall by officers and hurled physically out of the hole and into the open air.
Ashley Dawson's new book, Extinction: A Radical History, puts the cave paintings in a wider context of animal extinction, but begins with a more current image: an elephant's face that's been "hacked off" and left in the red dust, an "obscene hole" where its tusks used to be.
Ashley Dawson's new book, Extinction: A Radical History, puts the cave paintings in a wider context of animal extinction, but it begins with a more current image: an elephant's face that's been "hacked off" and left in the red dust, an "obscene hole" where its tusks used to be.
If the nest is in the ground, pour the dust into the hole and cover with soil.
Amid clumps of dust and sprocket-hole chads are twisted bits of discarded film, like so many mangled corpses.
