Sentence examples for often dusted from inspiring English sources

In many interactions between bee pollinators and plants, bees collect the nectar from the reproductive parts of the plant and are often dusted with pollen in the process.

TRUFFLE -- A round, chocolate-covered bonbon, named for its resemblance to a freshly dug truffle (chocolate truffles are often dusted with cocoa powder, to give them an even earthier look).

I often dust off records with my bare hands.

The particles blighting the air of New Delhi and other cities around the world are often dust from construction sites, pollution from diesel engines or industrial emissions.

The small particles blighting the air of Delhi and other major developing cities around the world are often dust from construction sites, pollution from diesel engines or industrial emissions.

The small particles blighting the air of Delhi and other leading developing cities around the world are often dust from construction sites, pollution from diesel engines or industrial emissions.

A car's headlights, a reflection of indoor lights in the window glass, even dust particles can appear to be a ghostly orb in a photo (often, dust particle "orbs" will appear to have smiley faces).

Often it just dusted down long-forgotten acts of parliament.

We don't often realize how much dust and dirt can be inside our closet even though it is mostly closed.

In New Orleans they are a culinary icon, most often served lightly sweetened, dusted with powdered sugar, and eaten with a cup of coffee.

Calibration experiments often use dust accelerators to accelerate cosmic dust-sized projectiles to speeds comparable to the encounter velocity between the spacecraft instrument and dust particle.