Sentence examples for usually dusted from inspiring English sources

CIABATTA -- Flat, vaguely rectangular Northern Italian bread (the name means slipper) with an airy interior and chewy crust, usually dusted with flour.

"I usually dust around things," I confessed.

Though the authors did not state the timing of their respective studies, the higher prevalence of AC in the current study is probably because of its timing in the dry season (November to March) where there is usually dust and pollen in the air [ 23].

Usually dust also makes them appear more.

The main cause of a noisy computer is usually dust buildup inside.

Allergies are a natural inflammatory response to a foreign object — usually dust, pollen, hair, mold, etc. — being caught in the eyes, mouth, ears or nose.

Following such incidents, the miners usually just dusted the tunnel with quicklime and went back to their work.

Temperatures in Mississippi dipped into the 20s beginning on Thursday as a cold front blew across the South, where freezing weather is usually fleeting and where snow dusted the Atlantic coast.

Usually our dust dealer delivered right to my front door in her car.

PVC suspensions resins are usually relatively dust-free and granular with varying degrees of particle porosity.

After their work periods, the workers usually removed dust from their bodies using an air gun, which also removed some of the black color on the filters as the sampling cassettes were open face.