Sentence examples for put dust from inspiring English sources

It is only that, on their own, people put dust and Bitterness in their hearts.

When she was asked to dust the furniture, she'd put dust on the furniture.

If you want to scent your clothes, mist undergarments or your nightie, and put dusting powder in your shoes.

The idea of putting dust particles into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight, mimicking the cooling effect of volcanic eruptions, would in fact be disastrous for the Arctic, said Prof Salter, with models showing it would increase temperatures at the pole by perhaps 10C.

Put the dust cover up. the dust cover is a small bit of green plastic (commonly green but not always) near the rear of the rifle.

Weeks ago, in preparation, the prime contractor put up dust covers around the building.

I swear to God he put magic dust in that guitar.

"I'm sorry, Ma'am, but you'll have to put your dust jacket back on".

Each of these ads could put some dust in your eye but then leave you, a few moments later, not quite sure who had been doing the selling.

While workers sifted through the books and catalogued maps, students from St. Peter's College put on dust masks and scuttled around a filthy and cramped attic, under beams and fans and heating pipes, recovering 1800's-era 1800's-erames of The New York Herald, World and Sun.

If it's been forever since you last saw the back of your wardrobe (exciting! Maybe a portal to Narnia has opened in the interim) and you have a lot of stuff, you might want to put a dust sheet over the bed so you can sleep without sneezing later.