The worst of Friday's bad weather was avoided and only a slight dusting of snow arrived.
Oklahoma City received a dusting of snow from a large storm system that has been moving eastward through the nation's midsection this week.
The startling sight of the submerged caldera, almost encircled by sheer lava-layered cliffs and topped by a dusting of towns, should not be missed.
Temperatures hover around 10 degrees centigrade during winter days, although if you are lucky, experiencing the Coliseum with a dusting of snow is magical.
The valley seemed barren now, he said, but in the spring, after a dusting of rain, it would be bright with cactus blossoms and yellow creosote.
That's when you notice the gleam of black ice under the thin dusting of snow, mocking the idea of changing direction with anything like the control of a car or a pair of skis.
We discuss the cauliflower panna cotta with sea urchin, over a pillow of lemon gelee, topped with a flaky dusting of parmesan or braised veal parcels (like wee pasta purses plump with veal) charred corn, veal jus and basil.
Though metropolises like New York may be used to the white stuff, London tends to get little more than a dusting of snow on most winters, which made the 10.0 inches or so of snowfall across the capital all the more startling on Monday.
From tiny leptanilline ants that look like a dusting of pepper to Australia's 5cm (2-inch) bulldog ants, the weight of the Formicidae family is equal to that of the world's population of humans and accounts for 10% of the biomass of all the creatures on the planet.
It'd be easy to lay the blame for these software quirks on its dusting of a UX, but it's more likely that the company simply neglected to fully optimize its Tegra 2 core for this skinned OS. It's not as if sleeker, more responsive and critically praised slates aren't within reach.
"It is case of dusting ourselves down over the next couple of days, " said Martin Corry, who captained England in the absence of the suspended Phil Vickery.
While they still go through the familiar childhood transitions, the process of dusting off the past and reinventing oneself is a much more complicated process.
That's 50, 000 Filipinos literally dusting the seats of power.
She was intrigued to discover that maids in Italy spent a great deal of time dusting ceilings.
"We are definitely dusting off a lot of the high-tax-rate strategies that have fallen into disuse, " says Isdale.
When he displays a bit too much expertise dusting off a pair of thieves, a detective (Takeshi Kaneshiro) starts poking around.
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Well-meaning activists are dusting off their old strategies of research, regulation, and litigation to use against Big Food.
Wollheim describes her extraordinary system of cleaning the house room by room daily, moving all the furniture to the center of the room, then dusting, sweeping and vacuuming.
Currently, the brand is pursuing an ambitious expansion plan, venturing into new categories, including cosmetics and childrenswear, and dusting off older ones, such as fragrance, all of which will be produced in-house.
So civil servants have been dusting off their manuals on what to do in case of a hung parliament, and the Lib Dems elaborately refuse to set out the terms on which they would co-operate with either main party in a formal coalition or an informal alliance.
The erosive effects of our maturation create us, sloughing and shedding, dusting and polishing as we grow.
Rather than dusting or other chemical techniques, this team has developed a means of detecting fingerprints using an electrostatic charge.
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After the 2008 bailout, the biggest banks spent the last year dusting themselves off, shoring up their capital and finding new areas of growth.
Delta Air Lines was founded in the city of Macon, Georgia (originally as a crop-dusting company called Huff Daland Dusters) and later moved its headquarters about 85 miles north to Atlanta in 1941 (after running its first passenger flights under the name Delta Air Service in 1929).
Others say that producers are dusting off the classics and readying them for colour releases after the success of many remixed old Bollywood songs.
Weiss is dusting off evidence in the region known as the Fertile Crescent, including much of modern-day Iraq and Syria, indicating that a human revolution in irrigated agriculture occurred after an extended drought and cold spell.
Since household dust is often where many of the toxins that enter our home end up, do your dusting with a damp cloth that actually collects and removes dust rather than stir it back into the air.
The fine, fragrant talc dusting on the dresser, the brush webbed in silver hair, the fifty-year collection of black handbags stuffed in the top of the closet- it was all too much, too much.
Antitrust experts weren't surprised by Monday's news that with an initial review of conduct by large U.S. telecom companies, the Justice Department had started dusting off Section 2.
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Brown -- who is fond of saying there are more smart people in the world than effective ones -- is dusting it off from a report filed a few years back by A.T.
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