Sentence examples for lit dust from inspiring English sources
Talk turned personal, and to borders of two nations Gone out; Cotswold's Black Mountain edges against august August after-sun's glow, and air a lit dust With motes and streams of gold.
And swirled within this disk are clouds of light-absorbing gas and dust, back-lit by the bright nuclear bulge.
Punchok takes us around several – dark, ghee-lit palaces of sandalwood and dust, harbouring fragile Tibetan treasures.
Molly Newman, an established television writer who started seeing Michels after a pilot she had written did not get green-lit, told me she used Dust when pitching to a roomful of executives.
The tunnel, hazy with dust from the construction, and lit by neon-like lighting, delivered a bumpy-ish ride on occasion.
Mars said that the lights and air conditioning system were turned off when the video was recorded, which leads him to conclude the lit orb isn't a glare or dust ball.
What's more surprising is that Giffin writes what's most easily described as chick lit — her three smart, talky novels arrive in pastel dust jackets.
Her war-haunted gas-lit scene, with its surprises hidden under the rising dust and falling plaster, is very much worth a visit.
Schine sets her novel squarely in the most appealing part of chick-lit territory — its light-hearted readability — and then thumbs her nose as she starts kicking up the dust.
These insecticides come as a dust or powder that can be sprinkled beneath furniture, in dark basement corners, and other dimly-lit areas.
