“The shuttle drifted overhead again, raising another whirling storm of dust and gravel.”

“The ground shook so badly that men were knocked off their feet and rolled in the dust like ninepins.”

“The entire landscape of the league has changed, and we are forced to sift through the dust that is now settling.”

“I tackled it with a swipe from my duster and then a vigorous rub-down with polish and a dust cloth.”

“His father had taught him to fly, and by the age of 16, he could fly his father's crop duster by himself.”

“A crop duster sweeps low over a field, aiding farmers in a battle against late season insects.”

“It is of a Liberal Democrat duststorm which blew away as fast as it blew up.”

“The duststorm in the city is reportedly as severe as it is impossible to catch a glimpse of things nearby.”

“Dust waves hovered over Jeddah on Sunday as meteorologists predicted Makkah and Madinah regions to be affected as well by the duststorm.”

“Investigation localities were selected taking account of gravel road treatment with regard to dustiness minimisation.”

“I don't get the licorice or the dustiness, but the rest is right on the mark.”

“But with such encyclopaedic resources, some dustiness of tone is perhaps inevitable.”

“It's Boston meets Barcelona, only cleaner, thanks to a small army of boiler-suited Syrian street-sweepers with ostrich-feather dusters.”

“I need a large supply of dusters or J-cloths to dust the books as I sort them.”

“As I finished each of the major rooms I took the vacuum out to empty straight into the trash and gave the dusters a jolly good shake downwind.”