Sentence examples for dust testifying from inspiring English sources
Drugs have long provided popular music with one of its more ambivalent subjects, with the image of the jolly "reeferman" a recurring figure in jazz lore, and Ella Fitzgerald's jocular "Wacky Dust" testifying to the properties of cocaine.
To testify the dust model, we first fit the standard extinction curve of RV = 3.1.
Henry Paulson was still testifying.
Testifying before a House Judiciary subcommittee in Washington, Ms. Burnette said her lungs were damaged by inflammation and scarring as a result of weeks she spent in rescue and recovery efforts in the dust at ground zero in 2001.
"Miners testified that the rock dusting was inadequate in an ongoing basis at this mine," McAteer said.
A defense expert, Richard Ernest, testified that he found debris, including wood chips and dust, bits of rust and slivers of metal, in the gun's firing mechanism when he took it apart during an inspection in June 2003.
Mr. Mongato also testified that on some projects, asbestos dust would be so thick in the air, "it was snowing".
Although "farm dust" falls under the definition of coarse particles, the E.P.A. administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, testified in March before the House Agriculture Committee that her agency did not plan to regulate dust on farms.
BNSF has testified that up to 645 pounds of coal dust can escape from each rail car during a 400-mile journey, but Wallace also pointed to findings by the railway that this fugitive dust diminishes as railcars travel farther from the Powder River Basin and toward export terminals.
Moreover, the similarity in the polarization curves of comets and asteroids must testify to a large difference between cometary and as-teroidal dust.
