Sentence examples for dust sweep from inspiring English sources

As the heat and dust sweep over the plains of the Subcontinent, dragging large swaths of the country into the long dry months of summer, women bear the brunt of water management.

Vacuum, dust, sweep house.

Make as many trips upstairs as possible, walk the dog three times a day, and dust, sweep, and mop with vigor.

A turab, an ill wind that makes the air clammy-hot and full of dust, swept through Baghdad on the sixth of March, signalling the beginning of spring, with summer soon to follow.

By Jon Lee Anderson A turab, an ill wind that makes the air clammy-hot and full of dust, swept through Baghdad on the sixth of March, signalling the beginning of spring, with summer soon to follow.

Faber & Faber £8.99 "Arse over elbow and a mouthful of river", begins this novel, and we are plunged into an extended description of a woman, Pearl, struggling and flailing around in the water, her body reduced to grey dust, swept along by the current.

They also have assumed that the onset of commercial agriculture in the region nearly 200 years ago probably increased the amount of dust swept into the air, because previous research in other regions had suggested such a connection.

Disputes have broken out over rugs moved mere inches, or dust swept from one compound into another.

At the time of writing, it's 3 20PM, and the reason the sky has turned sort of rusty and weird is reportedly because Storm Ophelia has directed dust swept up over the Sahara desert and Southern Europe towards the UK.

In the United States, coal-tar-based sealcoat is used predominantly east of the Continental Divide, where the median concentration of PAHs in dust swept from parking lots in six cities was 2200 μg/g (17).

Concentrations of T-PAH for Out-CT samples (median of 4760 μg/g) are similar to those reported for dust swept from sealcoated parking lots in six central and eastern U.S. cities (median of 2200 μg/g) (17).