Sentence examples for is to dust from inspiring English sources
The way to avoid a repeat is to dust off an idea that Gerald Ford once proposed: a tax on oil.
Marcus A The trick is to dust the top quite generously with flour before you put the loaf in for its second proving.
As the traditional telecoms networks fade into obsolescence and new broadband-internet connections become the norm, the best way to regulate is to dust off the classic telecoms principle of non-discrimination and adapt it to modern times.
Her maid, whose pleasure it is to dust the figure, said, "I love to dust him, it's Lincoln, isn't it?" View Article By Lidija Haas By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar.
One is a focus on the financial terror of the times and the other is to dust off the forgotten pieces of their soul and create a new self that includes ALL of who they want to be.
A simple trick for making hair look grayer is to dust it with a little white powder, like baby powder or flour.
A third way to possibly get infected is to inhale dust containing influenza virus".
But do you know how easy dust is to control?
The most common sensitivities were to house dust mites and cockroaches.
This is to signify the Biblical passage in Genesis 3 19: "For dust you are and to dust you shall return".
The time is now because we are returning to dust, and there is no other time.
