Sentence examples for dust of ground from inspiring English sources

There's a thick dust of ground chilies on top.

Vignettes from the front line, and a panorama of emotional responses, have been distilled and worked into the plot of The Good Life, essentially a Fitzgeraldesque love story between jaded fortysomething Manhattanites that unfolds amid the acrid dust of Ground Zero's rubble.

The House action was an insult, especially to the tens of thousands of ordinary citizens who pitched in selflessly for weeks in the cleanup, and have since developed grave illnesses from the toxic dust and debris of ground zero.

Lightly toss in olive oil, a dusting of ground Maldon salt, and cumin, then bake at 140C for 10 minutes.

Made by combining Starbucks 100% Fairtrade Espresso Roast with creamy, steamed eggnog and served with a dusting of ground nutmeg, it's sure to get everyone feeling Christmassy.

We settled on a gelee of fresh orange and grapefruit juice and a dusting of ground cloves, but it might easily have been a garnish of crystallized ginger, a handful of dried currants, or an apricot or two baked into the custard.

Serve with a dusting of ground cinnamon.

Finally, serve it with a dusting of ground cinnamon.

You could also use a light dusting of ground black pepper, garlic powder, or onion powder, or an herb blend made with chopped herbs like oregano, parsley, and thyme.

** *** ** And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.

Man is also said to be fashioned from the dust of the ground (as in Genesis) or from a mixture of clay and blood (as in the Babylonian creation myth).