Sentence examples for dust hung from inspiring English sources
Builders had been in – there was rubble everywhere and dust hung in the air.
In the morning the dust hung like fog, and the sun was as red as ripe new blood...
Air quality in Lower Manhattan has gradually improved since the early days after the World Trade Center disaster last month, when a gritty, acrid residue of combustion and dust hung over parts of the city like a shroud.
A pall of dust hung over Baghdad, grounding the helicopters that were to take the president and his entourage into the city itself, where a news conference with Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki had been scheduled.
It was almost impossible to walk without stepping on a piece of wood or a pile of rubble, and a fog of dust hung so thickly in the air that it had begun seeping into other parts of the building through the vents.
"The streets were strewn with broken glass and rubble," he wrote, "and the air carried the distinctive smell of total war": An enormous cloud of dust hung over the ruined cathedral, and where the dome had been there was a great gaping hole the size of the dome itself.
Dust hangs over the place.
Fine white dust hangs in the air and coats the walls and floor.
Most, however, consist of little more than grimy grids of streets where coal dust hangs thick in the air.
Dust hangs over the beasts massing on the riverbank, and from behind a tree we watch the cowboys – and one cowgirl – urge the animals forward, their horses rearing among the mêleé.
Elsewhere, however, the noxious odour of coal dust hangs in the air, and after a few minutes outside, one senses gritty particles in the recesses of one's mouth and throat.
