Sentence examples for dusty soil from inspiring English sources
Dry, disturbed, red, dusty soil in open.
They had begun raising songbirds and pigeons, crafting elaborate fountains from concrete, and carving productive beds from the dusty soil.
By the time aid organizations began responding, rail-thin bodies were dropping dead in the dusty soil.
THE SUN WAS SETTING behind Laoshan's foothills when we rounded a bend in the trail, and there the dusty soil turned into packed mud.
In Ositeni, a village in central Malawi, a few withered maize stalks and yellowing cassava plants poke up from the dusty soil.
It is designed to slow the passage of monsoon flood-water, encouraging more of the precious liquid to infiltrate Ajit Pura's dusty soil.
Large facilities are frequently located in arid regions with dusty soils.
This type of drab uniform soon became known as khaki (Urdu for dusty, soil-coloured) by the Indian soldiers, and was of a similar colour to a local dress of cotton coloured with the mazari palm.
After the usual winner's collapse to the dusty red soil of Court Philippe Chatrier and the perfunctory handshakes with Soderling and the chair umpire, Nadal moved to his court-side chair, scrunched a towel to his face and sobbed.
Aldrin worries that he will close the hatch to the landing craft, locking out him and Armstrong and condemning them to a slow, oxygen-starved death; he frets when he finds it difficult to plant the American flag in the dusty lunar soil and imagines half a billion viewers laughing at his public humiliation; and he has to use a felt-tip pen as a circuit breaker when a switch breaks in the module.
The only grape that sherry-makers here use and that grows well in the dusty, sun-baked soil of Andalusia is the palomino, a small, lightly colored variety.
