Sentence examples for dusty stuff from inspiring English sources

Poetry is supposed to be dusty stuff, the reading of which can inspire even a hyperactive 4-year-old to go gentle into that good nap.

As it stands, unless he does something magical with his escape from the dusty stuff, he's looking at par at best.

Meanwhile Koepka's in a spot of bother on 8. His driven into the dusty stuff down the left, and sends his second short.

Both having sent their drives into the dusty stuff down the right, they clatter their second shots into the middle of the green.

He might have hit a tree, scoreboard or fence, or been given a little assistance by a friendly spectator, because that was miles right and has popped back out into the dusty stuff along the side of the fairway.

Coconut shavings seem to be popular in American granolas, and though the idea seems suspiciously exotic, these larger pieces (as opposed to the desiccated dusty stuff) actually work very well, adding a touch of toasty sweetness.

"The Japanese mentality is to not stand out," the 48-year-old father of two explained in an interview here in a ministry meeting room decorated with a dusty stuffed seal.

[Read the rest.] I have also tried to use music to convey how the broader context of fishing matters, in a tune I wrote while staring at a dusty stuffed six-pound largemouth bass that dates from from when I was roughly Jack's age (13).

Though asthma attacks are set off by a range of environmental factors--from mold to dusty stuffed animals--the disease itself runs in families, leading asthma researchers to search for the genes responsible.

When I first saw Poussin, I thought, Ooh, what dry, dusty, boring stuff.

Manohla Dargis, writing in The New York Times, said the director Bennett Miller "takes all this seemingly dry, dusty, inside-baseball stuff and turns it into the kind of all-too-rare pleasurable Hollywood diversion that gives you a contact high".