Sentence examples for get the dust from inspiring English sources
A blow-dryer can be used to get the dust off.
"Before, you just get the dust and the dirt and the noise and whatever you get with a construction site.
One survivor described the sounds of a beating with a length of PVC pipe as the sound of beating an old mattress with a stick, like his grandmother would do to get the dust out.
The film has been supplemented with peppy, yet caustic, commentary on what working conditions were really like (it was boiling hot; it could take three days to get the dust out of your lungs).
The children chew on the paint chips or get the dust on their hands and present with acute poisoning, which requires immediate treatment.
Like trail-weary boots, bang them together to get the dust and caked dirt off.
As it was, I missed the death, I missed the body, I got the dust, and from these facts I tried to extrapolate a story, as writers will, but found myself, instead, in a kind of stasis.
"I got the dust in my blood and I never got it out," he told McCandlish Phillips, a New York Times reporter and the author of "City Notebook: A Reporter's Portrait of a Vanishing New York" (1974).
"Who knows if we're getting [our models] right, if we're not getting the dust cycle right?
On the other hand, mice that ate a diet rich in pectin for 2 weeks before getting the dust mite extract showed a reduced inflammatory response.
