Sentence examples for getting dusty from inspiring English sources
For many years, the Austin, Tex., lawyer cloaked each bike in his collection with an expanse of soft cloth -- but not to keep them from getting dusty.
"Now that you mention it, I am getting sort of impatient," said Jacob Bradford, 11, of Brattleboro, Vt., "The books are getting dusty on my shelf.
It would probably be even more accurate to call Alonso an iconoclast, an oddly necessary quality in a manager charged with keeping so many elderly characters from getting dusty.
Things have been getting dusty around here for the last few months, in fact, ever since my husband and I became spooked by the bad economy and decided to cut expenses by cutting out professional housecleaning.
It has the audience fumbling in the dark among old teapots and the detritus of Laure Prouvost's grandparent's living room, being buttonholed by strangers at the behest of Tino Sehgal in an otherwise empty white room, back in the dark to look at the paintings of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, and getting dusty with charcoal and pastel crayons in a drawing class set up by David Shrigley.
Matt makes a special bond with an Aston Martin before getting dusty in the Ariel Nomad.
Meanwhile, the weather was getting hotter, my apartment was getting dustier, my shoulder was getting worse.
The floors just get dusty again.
"When these clay soils dry out, they get dusty.
