Sentences with phrase «dust in the wind»

Let us now join in the ancient Nuttin» Hymn, Dust in the Wind (and ignore its author's heresy in converting to Christianity).

The band has produced eight gold albums, three sextuple - Platinum albums (Leftoverture, Point of Know Return, Best of KANSAS), one platinum live album (Two for the Show) and a million - selling gold single, «Dust in the Wind.»

My needs are dust in the wind to him.

DUST IN THE WIND Dust surrounding KIC 8462852 (known as Tabby's star), shown in this artist's illustration, could explain the star's odd dips in light.

We're not being blown around like dust in the wind.

«Cause they appear to be more than just dust in the wind.

Dust in the wind for January.

That being said, after the events of Avengers: Infinity War, Black Panther's future is up in the air, like dust in the wind... (Sorry, couldn't help myself).

The A-lister disappears into the burn - victim skin - suit of the fast - gabbing vigilante even more easily this time around and if there were ever any doubts about his assimilation into the role, they are but dust in the wind now.

Dust in the Wind (Hou Hsiao - hsien)-- 11, 1986 Project A 2 (Jackie Chan)-- 18, 1987 Days of Thunder (Tony Scott)-- 40, 1990 Only Yesterday (Isao Takahata)-- 2, 1991 Twin Dragons (Tsui Hark & Ringo Lam)-- 24, 1992

Couple their radio silence with Shuhei Yoshida throwing the studio under the bus, and it seemed like the future for No Man's Sky was basically dust in the wind.

Dust in the wind.

Furniture, electronics, even wallets in some cases, all reduced to literal dust in the wind.

Not exact matches

The explosion at the plant in Pripyat, Ukraine, blasted radioactive gas and dust into the air, and winds carried it across central and southern Europe.

She landed in the dust of the rocks in a heap, startled and winded.

Of course, after 2000 years, he is probably turned to dust and is now wandering in the wind being recycled in one of natures many cycles.

As the Socrates of Plato's Republic acknowledges the likelihood of the world continuing in its evils, he describes the philosopher as someone who retreats from public life «like someone who takes refuge under a little wall from a storm of dust or hail driven by the wind» (Republic 496d).

Pentecostal movements arose, as they always do in such barren times, hopeful that the strong winds of God would blow the dust from the sacred book and sacred desk.

Rather the biblical God is ru'ach — wind, breath, spirit — drawing the primordial chaos into form and fruitfulness (Gen. 1:1 - 2) and bringing to life the very dust of the earth in forming Adam (Gen. 2:7).

For people who have been forced to become foreigners in their own land, who have been driven from their properties and who have been pushed around by the powerful like the mighty wind blows the dust around, ashes, as a moment of the continuum of the pilgrimage of life become most powerful.

But Jerusalem is not Vilna, Beer Sheba is not Krakow, and every time we try to reminisce, the demon in our soul wounds us with the searing knowledge that our European past is, like us, turned to dust.

On the second day a 20 - mph wind snapped around the course to push shots in all directions and raise up great swirls of gray - white dust far out in the surrounding desert.

No it's just trust Hugh, the longer this goes on the more you get nervous, I know in the past you have said its done and dusted and he has gone, But it's like having wind you get rid of it and there's relief go for a curry and the next day it's back, The difference is I I like curry but BFS is like a bad one that just won't move on,

Phthalates can wind up airborne and in the dust in your home.

However, after all, these activities and even when not being actively used, pools do collect a lot of dust from blowing the wind, the usual after party mess, and sometimes kids will even drop small pebbles in the pool as a game.

This could be annoying in the car if the sun is constantly in your baby's face or outside at a park if there is any amount of wind or dust.

But the data showed another trend, too: When the wind blew above certain speeds, as much as 10 times the expected amount of dust rose from the ground, the researchers report online in Geophysical Research Letters.

Field studies in southeastern Morocco, just a few kilometers away from the site of this dust storm, show that electric fields generated by blowing sand boost dust emissions up to 10 times more than expected from wind alone.

Now, first - of - their - kind field tests in the western Sahara reveal that the fields — generated when windblown sand grains rub together — loft desert dust much more effectively than previously recognized, creating larger and longer lasting storms than wind alone.

And they wind up in indoor dust that can be inhaled, ingested, or absorbed through the skin.

If the water in the soil gets below Dust Bowl levels, the crusts would break down and the sands might pick up and fly with the wind.

Fluffy dust found in Antarctic snow may be a relic from the dawn of the solar system, and could help explain how the carbon needed for life wound up on Earth.

The solar wind of charged particles and magnetic fields blows through a fog of primordial dust and neutrally charged atoms created in nearby stars or the uppermost reaches of Earth's atmosphere.

Now a team led by William Farrell of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, has modelled how dust could be thrown up at the moon's poles, where the solar wind blows horizontally over crater rims.

Water droplets and ice crystals in the atmosphere condensed on the infusion of dust particles and settled into pouch - like formations due to wind currents.

Soot particles, dust lifted up by the wind or sea spray account for only some of the particles in the atmosphere.

Winds in what has become a dust bowl ravage crops and sweep up pesticide residues and other pollutants.

BEIJING — Winds rush through the capital city of China, blowing dust storms that envelop it in grit from the encroaching Gobi Desert each spring.

The wind reversal added friction on the ground — which dislodges more dust — and transported it westward over long distances before depositing it in high concentrations on the densely populated east Mediterranean coast.

Over millions of years, the weak but persistent winds ate away at the surface ice and dust, carving out Chasma Boreale in all its glory.

Particles from the Sun (the so - called solar wind) blow the gases back in a straight tail, whilst sunlight exerts a pressure on the dust particles to create a curved tail.

Propelled by the force of the eruption, gray and black particles of ash, dust, and soot rose high into the atmosphere, some as high as twenty - five miles above the crumbling peak of the mountain, where the winds began to spread them in all directions.

Variations in the wind speed and the weight of the particles caused some parts of the cloud to travel faster or slower than others, and so the cloud spread as it moved around Earth, until it covered the equator with an almost imperceptible veil of dust and sulfurous particles.

These strong stellar winds also carve out cavities in nearby clouds of gas and dust, and kickstart the formation of new stars.

The presence of warm dust implies that it formed very recently, perhaps in spurts, as chemically enriched material from the two stellar winds collides at different points, mixes, flows away, and cools.

Solar wind and radiation push dust out into space, where it mixes in with the ice crystals that form comets, new research reveals.

Strands in Saturn's narrow F ring are actually part of a Tightly wound spiral, possibly caused by the gravitational interactions of tiny moons or clumps of dust.

Bagenal et al. report how Pluto modifies its space environment, including interactions with the solar wind and a lack of dust in the system.

But observations last year hint that the protostar's stellar wind was flowing more quickly from the object's poles (relative speeds depicted in bluish ovoid in image above), and its magnetic field had become aligned with that of the larger cloud of gas and dust that surrounds it, the researchers report online today in Science.

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