Sentence examples for stop dust from inspiring English sources

When demand falls, (as in the current recession) fewer come, and many go home.In the medium term, trying to secure the border before you address immigration reform is like trying to stop dust flying into your vacuum cleaner without turning off the suction.

In "Do Re Mi," he wrote about the Los Angeles Police Department's illegal blockade at the California border -- hundreds of miles outside its jurisdiction -- to stop Dust Bowl migrants from entering the state unless they had fifty dollars or could prove they already had a job.

Of those who used nets, 62.7% used them to protect themselves from mosquitoes with low numbers using them for privacy (1.8%), to stop dust (7.6%) and for warmth (4.8%).

That stops dust getting through, and also promotes water retention, since moisture is not blown away.

Around 4,000 carriages are emptied in Tubarão each day.The unloaded ore is blended and stockpiled in a vast yard enclosed by fine-mesh screens to stop the dust from blowing towards the nearby city of Vitória.

But surely no amount of creative marketing will stop the dust gathering on at least some of those 1.5m books at Waterstone's in Piccadilly when another pile, nearly as high, can be found around the corner.

On the Victoria line from Oxford Circus to King's Cross, a man says the £7.50 masks won't work - "Have you ever used them to do DIY - they never stop the dust" - and adds with a laugh: "It's like a Monty Python sketch... It's a major epidemic and there's no cure, but don't panic!" The spirit of the Blitz lives on.

The Angel then commanded the thundercloud to stop scattering dust and rain, and so it gathered itself into a prancing, handsome creature - a horse - that seemed to swallow up the ground.

When you stop seeing dust and rough, frayed wood appear at the surface, stop immediately.

If this happens, stop and dust away what has gathered on the wood.

Infrared is transmitted through film but stopped by dust.