Sentence examples for remarkable dust from inspiring English sources

Easily impressed users report a distracting feeling of "fullness" after eating only five to seven pounds of this remarkable dust.

"This was one of the most remarkable dust events in my memory," says atmospheric chemist Joseph Prospero of the University of Miami in Florida.

Compared with that, a man in his underpants is no more remarkable than a dust-covered plant, or the magazine- subscription card lying on the floor beside the table.

The effect of foam on dust suppression is remarkable, and the economic cost of foam is low.

But as the dust settled on that remarkable democratic event, the conversation effectively ended.

His predecessor, John Browne, was in many ways a remarkable chief executive, a man who sprinkled pixie dust onto the company's black gold while also boosting its market capitalisation ninefold.

But it has a surprising feature: it is turning gas and dust into new stars at a remarkable rate, churning them out hundreds of times faster than our own galaxy can.

There is a remarkable effect of liquid depths snugged up to dust-dry surfaces, as optical pushes and pulls attain an exquisite equilibrium.

And where Eyjafjalla's ashes seem to have cost millions in lost business, Krakatoa's dust left the world not just a remarkable legacy of unforgettable art but also spurred a vital discovery in atmospheric science.

The exhibits were buried under dust and the dismal, lonely atmosphere was remarkable.

The last part of the journey's end through this remarkable album is "We Are Alive," which begins with the sound of dust brushing up against the stylus on a vinyl record album.