Another plume of dust showered down.
In a region rocked daily by millions of pounds of explosive detonations, residents deal with deadly fly rock, silica and coal dust showers, contaminated streams and wells, and coal accidents.
It collapsed in a shower of dust and rubble after the contractor hired to move the building slid it onto a mobile platform and was attempting to rotate it so it could clear some power lines.
On Friday, four teenage girls in flip-flops knelt at the base of the telephone pole their friends had hit, as a hot wind and passing cars sent a shower of dust over their heads.
Recurrent ghosts, aerial acrobatics, devils in basements and wondrous setpieces - the shower of dust, for instance, that rains down on Richard II and his successors - keep us all on red alert as the panoramic parade roars by.
(It was so realistic that when a virtual insurgent popped up across the virtual street from the virtual building in which I was standing, his bullets made successive holes in the virtual wall behind me and seemed to shower plaster dust through the air).
"There's a certain irony that we have a mayor talking about no smoking in parks, but he has no problem allowing the construction of a concrete plant that would shower cement dust on children in the park," said John McGettrick, a co-president of the Red Hook Civic Association.
After hours of drilling, the gang breaks through to the strongroom in a shower of dust, and opens up the deposit boxes, which turn out to contain the hidden booty from the deposit-box raid carried out 15 years ago by the notorious criminal TEDDY BASS, played by IAN MCSHANE, an event recorded in the documentary Sexy Beast.
It's only when you go to places like Kenya where I'd walk into the hotel at the end of the day, covered head to toe in dust, desperate for a shower and be given a single bucket of water that you begin to realise that those luxuries will be taken from us if we're not careful.
The huge pieces smashed into the penthouse of a nearby building, then tore off a row of balconies and plummeted to the street in a shower of bricks, dust and debris.
In the middle of the current version, the dancers are showered in dust, a potent image that Mr. Brown diminishes by explaining it in spoken word.
