Sentence examples for the dust rises from inspiring English sources
As they dance, the dust rises.
The plastic sheeting is everywhere, the saws buzz and the dust rises.
Because dances are traditionally held on deep sand and involve swift kicking motions, the locals say it's a good Nama Riel if "the dust rises before you".
"As the dust rises and the opinions, concurrences and dissents pile up, the court turns its attention to ever smaller cases related to ever narrower points of law," David Von Drehle lamented in the accompanying article.
If the dust rises high enough in the atmosphere and does not meet a low pressure weather system on the way, the particles can reach the UK before falling to the ground.
You can almost see the dust rising.
The dust rose in the air in breathless clouds and seemed to evaporate and disappear.
"I saw the dust rising from the fallen buildings but I had no idea what was going on.
The dust rising skyward a few blocks from his home suggested yet another attack on a police checkpoint.
As the dust rose from this wrathfully wrought destruction, her glower turned to a look of petty irritation.
