turn to dust

The others just turned to dust right before our eyes.

It would be their children's long after they themselves were turned to dust.

A third day might have seen the head of the civil service turn to dust.

Then the season begins and everything can turn to dust.

I'm going to make her female parts turn to dust.

The body is so old, it'll turn to dust if we try to move it.

The words turned to dust in my mouth, was a new one on me, but it happened.

Every building made out of concrete would turn to dust.

How long does it take metal to turn to dust?

All trees were like stone, and the ground was turned to dust.

Rather, it was because everything he touched turned to dust.

What would she be if her ambitions turned to dust?

By then, however, plans for an expanded bank may have turned to dust.

Such gifts as I have will turn to dust in my mouth.

This can only turn to dust and ashes, whatever you do.

Nothing stays the same, the past turns to dust, people come and go.

And when she brought his flower back to the present, it had turned to dust.

Some of the letters simply could not be opened, almost turning to dust in their hands.

It wasn’t until you read the whole feature that the story turned to dust before your eyes.

The problem, for me, is that too often these stories turn to dust when you examine them.

In short, everything that the music industry has known to be true for the last few decades is quickly turning to dust.

Thus promises of a deal could easily turn to dust.

But by then the boom in the desert had turned to dust.

Old newspapers share something else: Most of them are turning to dust.

Everything that government does turns to dust or ashes, including the people.