dustiness

And a pretty piece for the dustiness of the road.

How did he feel about the dustiness of interior life?

"What does the dustiness of the street have to do with the large and complex issues addressed in this book?"

There probably wasn't one, judging from the dustiness of the room.

Or, even more, the point is in the simultaneity of both, the dustiness with the radiance.

Her nose detected fresh air, free of the dustiness of the old building.

The interior had a musty dustiness that spoke of abandonment.

Still, despite a certain sense of dustiness, improvisation and lurking construction crews, the shows are more or less going on.

The tannins leave a pleasant dustiness on the tongue.

Sunlight was knifing in through the narrow windows, revealing the dustiness of the air.

The performance had the solemnity, and dustiness, of an art ritual from the early 70's, which was when the piece was conceived.

Thirst spread a scabby dustiness over his throat.

Then, as he stepped forward between the reading-stand and the table, he perceived for the first time the inexplicable dustiness of everything.

The oat flakes, under their dustiness, had an aimost nutty taste.

The spring evening was warm, with a hint of flowers, but also with a touch of dustiness in the air.

Sparks snapped through its dustiness.

His fingertips traced the coarse dustiness of the painting's face, drifted along the soft-stroked lines of Catherine's features.

Looking around his warehouse, he keeps apologizing for its disorder and dustiness; and indeed, there's little to distinguish this from your average rag-and-bone shop.

The water carried away some of the acridness and dustiness that seeped endlessly into his nostrils and dried his throat.

She knew she would have to remove the smiles and tears from her being, straighten it up, return it to its straight lines and empty dustiness.

The liftea... the pungency similar to cinnamon, but without the dustiness and with the orangeness and mint.

Mild local climate change is expected in the direct surroundings following the creation of the lake, such as an increase in fogs, less dustiness and temperature stabilization.

Everything seemed exactly as it had been when he'd been here with Thatcher--the same stale air, the same dustiness, the boxes of pots, the disarray.

I noticed that Bericus was most particular about the oats he bought for the horses, running his hands through the sacks to check the dustiness of the grain.

A survey of dustiness in the industry conducted in 1966 has provided a basis for estimates of cumulative crocidolite exposure of the members of the cohort.