Sentence examples for dusty spots from inspiring English sources
"dusty spots" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It can be used to describe areas that are covered in dust or have accumulated a lot of dust. Here is an example: "I noticed some dusty spots on the bookshelf, so I took a cloth and wiped them clean."
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Evidence of the cable industry's investment is the Comcast construction site, a network hub just off Interstate 15, on a dusty spot 15 minutes south of Salt Lake City behind the parking lot of the Flying J gas station.
The matriarch, Maria Marszewski, still quietly watches over the place, but it's her sons who in 2010 turned a dusty spot in the tight-knit Bridgeport neighbourhood into a destination for well-mixed cocktails and an impressive line-up of craft beers.
"I had a good game that day and Dusty spotted me.
Because lunar dust is so nasty – it's abrasive and sticks to everything – the rover can prepare a safe and non-dusty spot for ships and even start building small structures using materials brought with the rover or made on the planet itself.
GOOD ATMOSPHERE: Sparkling, inviting dining room and separate bar transformed from a dreary, dusty corner spot.
But still others, who enjoy the quiet pace of life in this dusty, barren spot, have vowed to stay.
In Eldorado, a dusty and remote spot in the Hill Country where goat herds line the sides of the road and free-range chickens are not just a description on a supermarket package, tolerance for the secretive sect members — mixed with suspicion — seems to have been the norm.
Europe is no longer just a quaint, historic and dusty little holiday spot.
Behind a stand of eucalyptus trees and a dusty courtyard, Solorio spotted gold.
