Sentence examples for whitish dust from inspiring English sources
Then they were throwing up whitish dust, following the course of the river's west bank, heading straight into the sun.
The first part describes his mother carrying a tray of ashes from the house to the ash-pit; it offers a picture of immense, distant dignity, allowing the ashes to be "whitish dust and flakes still sparkling hot", purely themselves, but with all the resonance that they can command besides.
The cap color is initially black to dark grayish-brown; young specimens can have a whitish bloom (resembling a dusting of fine powder) on the surface.
On form, as funny as I'd ever seen them, their faces were barely dusted with a few whitish wrinkles, yet they appeared as unmistakably Caucasian as Mitt Romney.
"It looks almost normal," she said, trying her best not to notice the barricades, the dust on the sidewalks, the mild sweetish stench of molten plastic, the scattering of people in dust masks, the National Guardsmen and Red Cross grief counselors, or the whitish-gray cast of the air.
When dried, it develops a whitish cast.
