Sentence examples for swept dust from inspiring English sources

Worn and wearied, Geraldine Pratt swept dust and glass on her sun porch, where bamboo shades once hung in the windows.

The timescale of dust destruction τSN is expressed as (12 where õ is the efficiency of the dust destruction by SN shocks, and is defined as the ratio of the destroyed dust to the total swept dust by SN shocks, mswept is the swept ISM mass by a SN shock, γSN(t ) is the SN rate.

Nasa's Mars rover Curiosity has used its brush tool for the first time to sweep dust off the surface of a rock.

A teacher would sweep, dust, build the fire and remove the ashes in the early years.

When bending to sweep dust into the dustpan, allow your butt as high into the air as it is able to go.

An impossibility on our street, where Mother and Baba swept the dust from one end of the flat to the other, which was how people cleaned in summertime.

In summer, it is swept by dust storms with wind speeds as high as forty miles an hour, known as the khamsin, and temperatures can top a hundred and twenty degrees.

"We forget today -- when most everyone's hair is so visible, and hair is being swept into dust bins in beauty parlors everywhere -- that in the 18th century you rarely saw people's hair.

The area is also swept by dust storms during the summer.

With a shop rag I swept the dust off its top, cut the packing tape and folded it open.

She taught them: to drink coffee, sweep, dust, garden, wash windows, behave as ladies & gentlemen, & read.