fine dust

His feet stirred up a fine dust, and he stopped short.

The body or other objects may be covered with a fine dust.

He stopped short of the army, and what looked like fine dust began to fall from his belly.

Both children were covered in a layer of fine dust.

Snow had fallen like a fine dust during the night.

They reached the old factory floor now, covered in fine dust.

What was inside felt like fine dust packed nearly solid.

Even pretty fine dust might be able to carve down rock over a billion years.

This would have turned the ship and its contents into a fine dust.

It made too much fine dust, and there was nothing but cornstarch.

The fine dust of our passing hung thick in the still air.

He moved ahead more quickly now, dragged his heels a little in the fine dust.

He had even been rubbed down with something - probably a fine dust - to kill the fresh colour.

A puff of fine dust rose in the air and settled.

The object everyone thought was the President disappeared into a cloud of very fine dust.

The second booth didn't even have a door, and there was fine dust floating in it.

Everyone on the ground was soon covered in a film of fine dust stirred up by the big blades.

The bright areas are now known to be locations where fine dust covers the surface.

In places, huge circles appeared to have been cut out of the forest, and nothing remained but a fine dust.

One was tightly sealed against Earth's air and half full of an incredibly fine dust.

Only a fine dust hung in the air, and a fresh breeze soon carried it away to the north.

We need measures that combat the discharge of fine dust directly at source.

Now, there was only a pile of fine dust.

A cloud of fine dust rose from each of them.

The fine dust particles created can be difficult to clean and dangerous to breathe.