Sentence examples for dust that it from inspiring English sources

Age of Adaline – while frequently preposterous – has just enough pixie dust that it ought to find a fan base among romantic types.

Meanwhile, NASA's other comet spacecraft, Stardust, which flew by Comet Wild 2 in 2006 and caught some grains of dust that it later parachuted to Earth for scientists to study, is also being recycled for another comet encounter.

The Rosetta spacecraft has detected water coming off comet 67P, the rubber duck-shaped lump of ice and dust that it placed the Philae robotic lander on last month.

But the leading side has been a puzzle, with the speculation being that it must be covered with something, perhaps dust that it picks up from other Saturnian moons.

For the next three weeks New Horizons carried out a series of planned observations, looking back at Pluto and its moons, pausing only occasionally to send home low-bandwidth information about the solar wind and space dust that it was encountering.

In the future, it would begin to decay and then go back to the dust that it came from.

They said the bar went dark and filled with clouds of dust that made it hard to see and breathe.

Comets from the Oort cloud have been spotted before (including Hale-Bopp's spectacular 1997 flyby), but they're usually cloaked in gas and dust that make it hard to see what's underneath.

You don't have the fairy dust that would make it effortless -- but maybe you can do it anyway.

It is also unclear what it is about house dust that makes PBDEs stick to it.

"There is so much pressure to clean buildings because that's how people want to see them, but there is a story in this microscopic layer of dust that's not insignificant; it's the record of the world in which we live in, so to save it is important".