Sentence examples for racing dust from inspiring English sources
Like the other Testimony Films programs "The Firemen's Story" is a montage of the most violent and familiar images from Sept. 11 in New York: the impacts of the airplanes, the collapses of the towers, the racing dust clouds.
Logano was uninjured — after both the wreck and a post-race dust-up with another former teammate, Tony Stewart, who accosted Logano on pit road after the race in connection with an earlier on-track incident.
And as they went down, they created their own metaphor for the sudden, profound sense of fear and uncertainty left in the aftermath –- that enormous, racing cloud of dust that carried toxic threats we have yet to understand.
They do indeed look like something from the future, though after a few hours of racing through trash and dust, they'll look like a little more 21st century.
According to a new study, a small cloud of gas and dust is racing toward the black hole at the center of the Milky Way and when it hits, be prepared for some astronomical fireworks.
Now the U.S. military is racing to catch up, dusting off big-war skills it hasn't used since 9/11.
A PLUME of pale-beige dust half a mile long trailed behind a vehicle racing across El Diablo Dry Lake.
Every morning, I launched into the desert accompanied by guide Ankhmaa Baatartsogt, racing across the sand in a Land Rover, a rooster tail of dust trailing behind us.
In a precious 152 minutes on the Lunar surface, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin raced to collect rocks, dust and photographs that are an enduring fascination in museums and laboratories testament to the awesome effort expended to touch them.
And he did go, leading every step of the mile-and-an-eighth race, and dusting by three lengths a pretty good horse named Affirmed, who happened to be that year's Triple Crown winner.
