Sentence examples for somewhat dusty from inspiring English sources
One part of that opportunity is to expand the somewhat dusty catalog of films available online.
The performance took place in the grand if somewhat dusty United Palace Theater in Washington Heights, an elaborately rococo former movie house, now a church and concert hall.
And if that's the case, it makes sense that the Clock Room, as it's called, is an elegant, if somewhat dusty, exercise in mechanical exactness.
By rights, Yuval Noah Harari should be an anonymous academic buried in an obscure university department somewhere toiling away on his somewhat dusty discipline – medieval military history.
Standing on a featureless and somewhat dusty plain, it has more in common with the hot flatlands to the south than with the snow-capped landscape more typically associated with Kurdistan.
The expected crowd of 120,000, according to the promoters, may find it somewhat dusty, and the access roads are reported to be inadequate, but some grass and additional asphalt can cure this.
Al-Qaa is a dusty, somewhat ramshackle town which has been the scene of numerous border clashes across the years.
The logistics of my trip meant that I had to spend a couple of nights in Nuku'alofa, Tonga's dusty, somewhat down-at-heel capital.
Walt Whitman, ever the Lincoln eyewitness, described Lincoln "coming to business" one morning at 8 30, riding tall down Vermont Avenue to the White House: "Mr. Lincoln on the saddle generally rides a good-sized, easy-going grey horse, is dressed in plain black, somewhat rusty and dusty, wears a black stiff hat, and looks about as ordinary in attire, etc., as the commonest man".
One of them, a somewhat older boy wearing a dusty red t-shirt and a cheerful grin, is missing the thumb on his right hand.
