Sentence examples for dusty state from inspiring English sources

Sacrificial nylons arrived in their hundreds as gifts; much was made of the dusty state of the jewels that visiting royals wore.

Alang, in India's dusty state of Gujarat, is the world's largest scrapyard; the beach is divided into plots and rented out to 184 shipbreakers.

"In a small, dusty, state-run antique shop, we discovered a beautiful enameled pocket watch," the collector said.

Allude to "making life easier" for volunteer ID card holders - by magnanimously permitting them, in exchange for lifelong subjection to the scheme, to use their shiny state-imposed ID cards to comply with dusty state-imposed ID checks.

Once a dusty, state-run monolith, BT Group is now taking the very modern step of embracing super-fast broadband, and it's hoping to claw back customers in the process.

And we used John Steinbeck's notes to retrace the footsteps of Emiliano Zapata and his revolutionaries across the dusty Mexican state of Morelos.

Mr. Magness said he and his colleagues, in their hunt for data, have clambered around "in torn jeans" in the dusty repositories of state geological services trying to find old paper records of wells and rock cores.

IN DEEPEST Washington state, trooper Dusty Pierpont stands in front of a roundabout trying to persuade motorists to like them.

In a dusty bit of Maharashtra state sits one of the first Chinese factories in India, run by Sany, which makes diggers and other construction machines.

Nowhere is this more true than in the Forbidden City, where 90percentt of the buildings have been carefully painted, but almost all the living spaces lie untouched in a state of dusty decay.

It had better not, however, simply be a recitation of dusty platitudes from the State and Defense Departments about "alliance obligations" and so on.