dust in a sentence

Definition

Dust: fine, dry particles of matter, often consisting of dirt, debris, or other small fragments, that accumulate on surfaces or become airborne.

The old bookshelf was coated in a thick layer of dust that had accumulated over the years.
After the renovation, they found dust particles swirling in the sunlight streaming through the window.
She sneezed as she wiped away the dust from the ornate picture frame hanging on the wall.
The gardener gently brushed the dust off the newly planted flowers, careful not to disturb their roots.
He took a moment to admire the sunset, watching how the dust from the road danced in the golden light.
The old book was covered in layers of dust, hinting at years of neglect.
As the wind swept through the open window, clouds of dust danced in the sunlight.
She spent the afternoon cleaning the shelves, wiping away the accumulated dust.
After the construction ended, a fine layer of dust settled over the entire neighborhood.
He took a deep breath, trying to ignore the dust that stirred up with every step.