chalk dust

Sure enough, there was something that looked like chalk dust all over my jeans.

Fine white powder floated in the air like chalk dust.

I could see the chalk dust from the "V" on the back of her dress.

As she did so, chalk dust fell in a soft rain to the floor.

He looked down at his fingers and noted the chalk dust on their tips.

And he wondered if that someone had chalk dust on her fingertips.

I'd have to face teachers, chalk dust, and bullies in the bathroom.

As if a layer of chalk dust was spread to mute it.

I come home tired and covered with chalk dust.

There was chalk dust in his black hair and some on his pants.

She shook the chalk dust out of the holes in the instrument afterwards.

Anyway, you know how hard it is to get all the chalk dust out of the clothes.'

Maybe he could be a history teacher, and just disappear like chalk dust, a complete fade from fame.

In addition, German players claimed to have seen chalk dust, which would indicate it was not a goal.

A trail of colored chalk dust showed which sheets had been examined.

But if there's an equivalent covenant among teachers - chalk dust instead of blue blood running through their veins?

Her hands were stained and her face was lined with chalk dust.

So have the Red Sox been inhaling too much chalk dust?

Her face was whiter than the chalk dusting it.

I made my mind a blank, erasing the day's events in a cloud of chalk dust.

The job of a teacher doesn't have many occupational hazards, except perhaps for breathing in chalk dust.

The sniff of chalk dust was in my nostrils and I ached to be busy again.

Its legs scraped together as it walked, loosing small clouds of chalk dust.

There was dirt everywhere like red chalk dust, and me with my good green linen suit on the outside, wouldn't you know.

When the chalk dust had settled, Becker had 22 aces in all.