Sentence examples for would be dust from inspiring English sources

"She was aware that there would be dust rising — but she recognized the good opportunity it was for the issue she's so passionate about".

A trip to the village, an evening with a whore, an extra-long drinking binge, and your whole month's savings would be dust.

Archives would be opened, books would be dusted and dreams unleashed.

"When I climbed down from my truck I would be dusting the trail dust off my jeans, I could smell the cow manure," she said.

If I were a writer, or a reader, I would be dusting off a copy of a landmark philosophical study to help explain the coalition's view of literature.

The tactics used against them -- guilt by association and the smear -- would be dusted off and perfected by Senator Joseph McCarthy to identify suspected Communists in government, Hollywood, the universities, and even the Army, in the 1950s.

Stand here long enough and I'd be dust.

"He would've come straight from the pot banks... You'd go home and you'd be dusting clay off you where the bloke had been squashed up against you in the stand".

As the summer wound down into mid-September, about a week after I'd been Dust-dosed by Hell's Angels at a Waylon Jennings gig, I got an outta-the-blue call from an acquaintance in the music business with some wild news.

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For low temperature catalysts developed for placement after the electrostatic precipitator (ESP) and desulfurization units, flue gas would essentially be dust- and sulfur-free.

"At the end of the day there would be black dust on the table - the black dust of the scroll powdering away.