Sentence examples for more dusted from inspiring English sources
It rests as much on the text as on the music -- Tennyson's poem is more dusted with Strauss's music than leavened by it -- and the decline of the genre can be ascribed to changing literary tastes and the resistance of a modern audience to listening to highly sentimental verse for more than an hour and a quarter.
He looks owlish like his brother, though a bit more dusted up from a life of bar fights and hard labor.
And when, a few years later, Mr Delors arrived in Brussels as commission president, he once more dusted down the idea of a single currency.The result was the Delors report, commissioned in June 1988, which advocated a staged move towards monetary union.
Rare baby lamb hid among charred brussels sprout leaves, broccoli stems, caramelized carrots and more unfamiliar leaves, all dusted with powdered dried vegetables — Mr. Chartier's idea of a curry.
No more chandelier being feather-dusted.
Since the 60s, men have flown to space and returned with moon-dusted boots; more than 40 years after Nixon took up arms, millions still die from cancer every year. .
Its instructions are basic, often more so than the flour-dusted notes that many modern cooks keep stuffed into the pages of a favourite book.
This "fairy dust" is great dusted onto a wide variety of foods.
Its art deco interior is less a dusted-down museum piece, more a well-appointed time capsule.
The original photo's backdrop of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan skyline was cropped out in favor of a more Coloradan-looking setting of snow-dusted pine trees.
His sound has more in common with the Americana-dusted ventures of Bill Frisell or the slippery tone of relative newcomer Mary Halvorson; both have appeared onstage with Cline in recent years.
