Sentence examples for they were dusted from inspiring English sources

Flowers near the forests received twice as many bee visits as did flowers farther away--and they were dusted with double the pollen.

They also were asked, in general, how frequently, when working, pesticides touched their clothing, touched their skin, they breathed in pesticide dust or chemical fumes, and they were dusted or sprayed with pesticides (almost every day, once in a while, rarely, or never).

Mr. Carney said there might be no animals left at all if it were not for the soldiers here, who fed and cared for the animals even as they were dusting off from a battle inside the zoo itself.

As advocates for good vibes, the girls brushed off these vicious responses from the Internet's basement dwellers like they were dusting confetti off their spirithoods.

(And even less when they're dusted with not enough Old Bay).

Pale gray-green lichens glow on their stony surfaces, as they are dusted with snow.

Plays that seemed risky and fresh a couple of decades ago can seem tame, lame or seriously stale when they're dusted off and remounted today.

Pretty much all that happens to them on their journey from larder to table is that they are dusted with flour and salt and thoroughly dunked in very hot oil.

This is apparent in the ethograms of actual flies after they are dusted, and in the model.

They were dust-bowl types who brought the accordion, which fit into their luggage.

He said their undertaking was so vast that it embraced the whole world The Congress had begun with the first moment of the world & would go on when they were dust.