Sentence examples for it could be dust from inspiring English sources

It could be dust or it could be something far more harmful like lead.

In the wake of Women's History Month (yes, it was all March long, didn't you notice?) much of women's history certainly could be dusted off (Seneca Falls, anyone?) and re-told, some pieces are best left where they belong -- in the dustbin.

But the plan could be dusted off.

Arsenic could be dusted over oysters, spread onto a bread-and-butter sandwich, stirred into beer, brandy, or cider, even steeped in chamomile tea.

But when he's established himself as a major player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Goddard's Sinister Six film could be dusted off to allow Spidey to really test his skills.

"You would have the capability of having nuclear warheads stored at Aldermaston, using the submarines for conventional purposes but then if a future government found things got so bad we needed to go back to nuclear patrol, those warheads could be dusted off".

Although not fully understood, it could be related to dust exposure (Cocco et al, 1996).

If Twitter doesn't get involved, it could be left in the dust.

It could be something such as dust mites or dogs.

It could be as simple as the dust behind the refrigerator, or could be a more complicated matter like a certain person in your life, or it could be one of those really tough things -- bad hair days!

And the conflict over the review findings is a preview of how difficult it could be to prove that trade center dust — a complex mix of materials created by the collapse of the twin towers — sickened workers.