Sentence examples for rubber dust from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to sheer acceleration, forward or sideways, the cars wind up sucking rubber dust.

Waste like this rubber dust is considered a potential environmental problem when it washes off roads and ends up in streams and lakes.

It's not supposed to be fast enough to leave most cars in a haze of rubber dust, and it's not supposed to be capable of hounding sport bikes on twisty roads.

His topics include his own bad gigs, the 'heart of darkness' of the 1984 miners' strike, the tennis ball factory where he shovelled rubber dust and the 'empty space you float in when your mother dies'.

There, I watched my boyhood hero, the Englishman Peter Collins, his face wreathed in oil and rubber dust, celebrate a start-to-finish victory in the British Grand Prix for Ferrari, averaging over 102 m.p.h. on what was then little more than a track put together from the perimeter taxiways of a World War II bomber airfield.

The title of the piece is from Don McLean's 1971 song "American Pie," which refers to Joplin and was, Mr. Edmier says in an exhibition catalog with special effects of its own, including a skin-pink rubber dust jacket, his childhood introduction to the idea of death and loss.

One of the few street circuits in the series, it is closest to the one in Montreal, because it uses public roads in a temporary setup and provides a large challenge to the drivers as the grip level increases over the weekend as the cars lay down rubber and dust it off.

Whereas, the fractions like stones, gravel, leather, rubber, textile, dust and straw, etc. present a negative correlation.

By three-thirty, when practice started at St. Thomas, rubber pellets dusting the artificial turf were absorbing heat, pushing the field temperature well above a hundred degrees.

Rubber processes, dusts and fumes may cause exposure to many chemicals, including PAHs, chromium VI compounds, lead and lead compounds, crystalline silica, cadmium and cadmium compounds, cobalt and cobalt compounds, acrylonitrile, styrene, 1,3-butadiene and n-nitrosodimethylamine (IARC, 1987).

Insecticides for lice can be sprayed on, poured on, or applied by the animals themselves via cattle oilers, back rubbers or dust bags.