collect dust

The system has been collecting dust for a while now.

He kept them to himself, thinking they would just collect dust somewhere.

Someone must have found it down in Tampa collecting dust.

But now, it was all locked away and collecting dust.

How often do they sit around collecting dust because you don't have time to watch them?

But these collections are not maintained just to collect dust.

This is a report that will not lie on some shelf collecting dust.

But a shiny black one sat on the racks collecting dust.

The collected dust is removed from the bottom of the cylinder.

Everything else just collects dust and causes the relatives to fight when your will is read.

It had just been thrown into boxes and left to collect dust, never to be read by anyone again.

Curriculum proposals have been collecting dust in offices all over the city.

But I found it collected dust in a corner.

It's still collecting dust, but it got me started.

My birth records were collecting dust in a vault somewhere.

The truth is, most of the garden presents I get end up collecting dust in the chicken house.

Almost all of it remains unused, collecting dust in a closet.

At home, she put him on his appointed shelf in the closet, where he began to collect dust.

Researchers collected dust samples from 173 homes taken one month after a newborn was brought home.

Before George came with the truck, though, merchandise often collected dust for months, while its value plunged.

The words "cube world" and "collecting dust" come to mind.

And it seems that those T-shirts were collecting dust, not ducats.

If your kids are like mine, I'm sure you'll find some little treasure they left behind that collects dust and mold.

Until reading becomes easier, these digital publications are no better than books collecting dust.

Things that you don't need are collecting dust and they are in your way.