Sentence examples for to dust for from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to dust for fingerprints in a digital world".

Losing one's shelter must be jarring, but getting rid of all that stuff could be liberating -- less to dust, for one thing.

The public's desire to get blood for blood – especially if they can view the accused as an outsider – turns concerns about due process to dust for anyone whose job depends on a high conviction rate.

Even then, there were no secondary explosions, which made Bryant think that his hunch had probably been right – five men and a camel had been reduced to dust for no apparent reason.

Serves 6-8 30g butter 1 tbsp instant coffee 100g caster sugar 3 large eggs 90g plain flour Icing sugar, to dust For the filling 125ml double cream 50g icing sugar 100g ricotta 1 tsp vanilla extract 40g dark chocolate, coarsely grated 1 Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/gas mark 6 and line a 20x30cm baking tin or roasting dish with baking parchment.

This winter, I got out an "ancient Rome" recipe book — an old Christmas present that I'd never opened — and tried to approximate the work involved in mincing and seasoning the flesh of just one small bird, returning it to a simulacrum made entirely of pastry, and then pounding the appropriate herbs, vegetables, and spices to dust for a "refined" sauce.

After Christmas, one in five gifts ends up at the back of cupboards to collect dust for years to come.

Virus excreted by camels could cling to dust particles, for instance, and infect humans who inhale it.

It is proved that power decreased up to 50% due to dust accumulation for a 6-month study.

We examined the light microscopic changes in the lungs of rabbits exposed to grain dust for variable periods of time, to determine whether an animal model of grain worker's lung could be developed.

Table 5 presents personal exposure levels to flour dust for bakery and pastry apprentices, according to the particles fraction, respectively during the hot and cold seasons.