Sentence examples for particles of dirt from inspiring English sources

Every step disturbs tiny particles of dirt, fiber, soot, pollen, paint, food and dead skin.

Pit corrosion occurs outdoors when the wind bombards metal surfaces with minute particles of dirt, salt or sand and creates microscopic craters that retain moisture.

(Consisting of circles of adhesive glue that trap particles of dirt from visitors' shoes, it should become more visible as the show goes on).

The leaf of the lotus is hydrophobic to the extent that water running across the surface of the leaf retains particles of dirt caused by a thick layer of wax on the surface and the sculpture of that surface, Figure 2 [9–11].

Timema females use particles of dirt, which they have previously ingested, to coat their eggs.

oregonensis), to "shining, lubricous to subviscid (particles of dirt adhere to surface) or merely moist, with a fatty appearance although not distinctly viscid", to "moist but not viscid" (G. marginata).

WHO ranks cities on their average daily concentration of PM 2.5, fine particles of dust, dirt, soot and smoke less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter.

As the grounds crew raked the pitcher's mound and watered the infield, and as Reggie Jackson cleared every last particle of dirt off home plate, a cleaning staff wiped down seats that would not be filled for another three hours.

As the camera lurches from one disaster area to the next, no particle of dirt, chip of crumbling plaster or crushed beer can is left unexamined amid the festering piles of junk in which its characters wallow oblivious to their own messes.

Over a drawing of ships, trains and factory workers read the following copy: "The rich, lasting lather softens every particle of dirt, dislodges every atom of the skin's secretions.

"A small particle of dirt or dust on one of these denser chips can be a real problem," said a spokesman at one semiconductor company, who asked that his name not be used.