Sentence examples for ripples of dust from inspiring English sources

Rather than fire, however, those ribbons are actually giant ripples of dust spanning tens or hundreds of light-years.

As Business Insider notes, the star "regularly ejects huge bursts of stellar energy from its surface, so it's possible an especially large flare was powerful enough to push the ripples of dust away from the star and out into the cosmos". .

Even as Figes reveals the ways in which life at Giverny was governed by gender and class, her prose — steady and languorous; attentive to rays of light, specks of dust, and ripples on water — reminds us that it was, at the same time, a place of great beauty and calm.

(After rain, cars are often covered with lines of dust, like sand ripples at the beach, where water has dried after dropping through dirty skies).

Made of terra cotta the color of dust, the surface rippling like wrinkled skin or cracked like fissured land, the sculptures make palpable the notion of man as emerging and returning to the dust of the earth.

For the past four years, morning till night, the South Korean photographer Ahae, 72, has taken up to 3,000 digital photographs each day of nature, undisturbed — the setting sun, ripples of water, foraging deer, woods dusted by a snow flurry — from a single window on the first floor of his home near Seoul.

and dust, tanks, tempests, temples of dust.

Sheets of dust.

Move motes of dust.

One atom of dust?

A speck of dust?