Sentence examples for even more dust from inspiring English sources

There is even more dust, rust and decay here than in the original films.

"Air rushes into the space that has been evacuated above and creates a downdraft that hits the debris below, pushing even more dust out with great force".

The Glasgow dons have given "O B 1" a punishing, spacey retelling that scorches even more arid land, and kicks up even more dust, than the original.

Something other than the simple coolness of the dimly lit room draws even more dust-covered children inside, away from the scorching morning sun.

In really tight games, when you could argue that this type of possession is even more like gold dust, do we educate or prevent our players from using the ball positively from anywhere on the pitch?

Other parts of the world are even more familiar with dust storms and their dangers.

It would be more difficult and even more frustrating to watch "Dust to Dust" if a Congressional subcommittee did not appear to be taking action, as of Friday.

The Happy Valley, where good little scripts and actors go to get sprinkled with even more magical pixie-dust.

Even more disgusting is that dust mites then come in and live off your dead skin.

Dusted with her diva magic, we strolled into the spring evening, feeling even more in awe of Streisand's fierce, pioneering artistry.

Because you are at the apex of the Adriatic, on the narrow curve where Italy becomes Slovenia and Slovenia then becomes Croatia, you can see across a carpet of blue to distant hills and, on a clear day like the one I was there, even more distant mountains, sometimes dusted with snow.