Sentence examples for to dust up from inspiring English sources

"One day I went to dust up there and found a ball of my own hair," she wrote in a post on Reddit.

Those debates often turned to dust-ups.

But, well, you don't want the first thing potential customers hear about you to involve a dust up with the Federal Trade Commission.

NASA said 2 of the 10 smoke detectors might be overly sensitive to dust kicked up from the crew's repair work.

This will prevent vibration from the fan if it becomes out of balance due to dust building up on its blades)and will insure quiet operation.

It urged the newcomers not to object to the dust kicked up by plows or the pumping of sprinklers when farms have to be irrigated at night.

The most enthralling head-to-head dust-up this year is the latest round in the epic battle between movie mogul Harvey Weinstein and producer Scott Rudin, two of Hollywood's most ruthless characters.

That Frey and Jones have gotten under Price's skin is evident from the foreword to "Ardent Spirits," his new memoir of the 1950s, in which, with characteristic tactfulness, he alludes to the dust-ups without naming any names.

The aircraft was being flown at an altitude of less than 100 ft with restricted visibility due to dust clouds thrown up by American armoured forces.

She alluded to the dust-ups in her remarks on Thursday.

He did not add his voice to the dust-up surrounding Mr. Romney, a sign that he viewed his current position as strong and saw no reason to engage his leading rival.