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Meanings of
drifting sand
in English
Sand drift.
sand drift
shifting sand
Usage of
drifting sand
in English
1
We could not go out for the
drifting
sand
,
without being thickly veiled.
2
The high cliffs extending from north to south are barriers against the
drifting
sand
.
3
And now the dead began to speak, their voices toneless as the
drifting
sand
.
4
Yet the débris of masonry may have been largely covered up by
drifting
sand
.
5
There came a whirlwind, thick with dust, the clay-dust, and
drifting
sand
and gravel.
6
The Navajo will find her if she is not as the grain of
drifting
sand
.
7
Our arms were thickly covered with the
drifting
sand
.
8
It was hardly a cave at all, just a hollow half choked by dry
drifting
sand
.
9
These so-called roads are, however, often mere caravan-tracks, sometimes totally hidden by
drifting
sand
or snow.
10
Last week snowploughs were used to clear roads of
drifting
sand
and soil blown from surrounding fields.
11
The wind blows a hurricane; the
drifting
sand
almost blinds us; and nowhere can we find shelter.
12
The plain, which consists of loose,
drifting
sand
,
with intervals of hard, stony ground, is called Kandari.
13
A few seconds later they were striding down a ramp kept clear of
drifting
sand
by electrostatic repellers.
14
Like the shape of the gully, clearly formed by
drifting
sand
and silt, piled up over many years.
15
About one eighth of the surface of the Sahara is said to be thus covered with
drifting
sand
.
16
Upon a knoll which the
drifting
sand
had not yet buried was a thin, wiry covering of grass.
Other examples for "drifting sand"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
drifting
sand
drifting
drift
Verb
Noun
Drifting sand
through the time
Drifting sand
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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