In many cases, these bills gather dust in a drawer.
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But many films were left to gather dust far from home.
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But the best one they have is likely to gather dust.
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The report was left to gather dust in churches and libraries.
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After that, they end up in a drawer to gather dust.
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The Geist Pinfolds had let their car gather dust for the night.
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And the "Amazing Grace" negatives began to gather dust in the Warner vaults.
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Eventually, her vagina will begin to gather dust, like piano keys in a haunted house.
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If their best ideas just gather dust on the shelf, that's not good for engineers.
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"We don't collect stuff to gather dust in the basement," said Jim Gates, the library director.
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I forgot about it, like a half-filled journal left to gather dust in the better times.
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Don't let that pricey purchase — or other wedding apparel like bridesmaid dresses — gather dust after your wedding.
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Trump can talk about the 'do-nothing Democrats' while House bills gather dust in a corner of McConnell's office!
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The endless racks of expensive internet cables that once connected the building to satellites in space but now gather dust.
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Could we all be looking at our Pelotons as they gather dust in two years, wondering how to sell them off?
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And yet, why do so many of our enamel pieces and jeweled chandeliers tend to gather dust in our jewelry boxes?
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Others have completely adopted the wide-leg, leaving those hip-hugging options to gather dust in the back of their closets.
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I decided it would be more worthwhile to post them to the Internet, then have them gather dust in my garage.
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"We basically put these cases into a holding pattern because of the contractor issue, and they gather dust," the investigator said.
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Your finger flits through face after face as you amass matches like collectors' items left to gather dust on a forgotten shelf.
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You've likely heard of Facebook's old "Other" inbox, a mysterious black box where messages from non-contacts were sent to gather dust.
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That bottleneck means avid headset users may run out of top-notch experiences to view, and let theirs VR rigs gather dust.
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My commitment to the spark was ultimately as brittle as its cardboard husk, and so I stashed it under my desk to gather dust.
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For the foreseeable future, at least, the idea of a man's right to choose will continue to gather dust in the legal history books.
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No matter what sort of vermouth you want to drink, do not allow it to gather dust on the bar once you've opened it.
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Rival soccer team jerseys line the walls up above, as unsold cups leftover from the Rio Olympics ($1.99) gather dust on the shelves below.
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If you're anything like us, those books you promised to read will start to gather dust and the meditation app will be used maybe once.
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With that setup, you'd get a physical product to hold, pull out at parties, stack up, watch gather dust on a shelf and so on.
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Thanks to the wonders of the web there's no excuse for keeping three old iPhones in a drawer or letting an old tablet gather dust.
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There's nothing wrong with the PlayStation Classic if you want to drop the cash on another hunk of plastic that'll gather dust below your television.
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The information is just sitting there waiting for you, so you'd be silly to let your account gather dust until you're looking for a job.
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Many Americans hold multiple retirement accounts — and there are many reasons why they should consider combining those nest eggs instead of letting them gather dust.
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The draw here is how easy these sites make it to get quick bucks for your electronics rather than having them gather dust in your drawer.
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Back in 2015, word started circulating about a "secret" Facebook inbox, one where messages from people you weren't friends with went to sit and gather dust.
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Is it leading to a cleaner, more sustainable future where electric-powered scooters are the primary mode of transportation and polluting cars are left to gather dust?
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But still, there must be more respectful ways to protect wildlife than shooting a few so their heads can be stuffed to gather dust on a wall.
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It's soft to the touch, but this material does tend to gather dust and debris fairly easily, which means you may find yourself wiping it clean often.
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This is a stark contrast to the way I've treated gadgets in the past— letting a Go Pro gather dust on my desk after the initial unboxing.
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When you're ready to sell or donate it — or even just let it gather dust in a drawer — make sure you restore the old device to its factory settings.
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Others thought it might be important — the return address showed it came from the government — but forgot about it, letting the envelope gather dust on a side table or desk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Invested in documenting and preserving contemporary creative processes, the Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) is not a place in which documents pile and gather dust.
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For many owners of Oculus's Rift systems, the headsets only offered a few weeks of good times before they were shoved to the back of the shelf and left to gather dust.
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Little did you know that those heinously shitty movies you watched once and then stuck on a shelf to gather dust until they inadvertently melted one summer were actually long-term investments.
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The next time one of your gadgets becomes obsolete, don't get it gather dust in a drawer or throw it out with the trash—there are so many better options to pick from.
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My only quibble is that the 6T's earpiece — sitting at the top edge of the phone, pushed out of the ultra minimalist notch — tends to gather dust and debris a little too easily.
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It's like jail, in the sense that you are trapped in a box on wheels with all of your belongings, and the only things that gather dust are your memories of friends and loved ones.
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"There's nothing wrong with the PlayStation Classic if you want to drop the cash on another hunk of plastic that'll gather dust below your television," Motherboard writer Matthew Gault wrote in September when Sony announced the system.
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Details: "In the past, you plunked down $60 at GameStop for a copy of Grand Theft Auto or Madden NFL and played it out — after which you could trade it in or let it gather dust," the AP reports.
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Pity us, the mugs who thought the future was here, now left hulking thousands of files up into external hard drives we'll never connect to again, left to gather dust alongside a Little Britain boxset and your iPod classic.
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It mattered more in the past, when mouse movement was detected by a physical ball that would gather dust and all sorts of unpleasantness if not cared for properly — whereas now laser and optical sensors can work on pretty much anything.
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Instead of the 50-60 cars a day it assembled before the war, it now makes only three or four, and dozens of vehicles gather dust in its warehouse because even when discounts are offered, too few Syrians can afford them.
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In real life, the average person (even one who can drop $157,800 on a ride) has little time for racing in the weekly calendar, which means the Ferraris gather dust in the garage in favor of the more practical luxury sedans.
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It's about as effective as a cherry pitter, using stuff that's already laying around the house — and it won't gather dust till the next time you decide to make a cherry pie (probably July 4, 2018 if we're being real).
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After spending 2016 and 2017 making big promises for how the company would shape the mobile VR market and ensure that its Daydream platform would dominate, Google has largely abandoned its plans, letting the headsets and its VR content in the Play Store gather dust.
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Trump weakened the National Security Council's pandemic focus, allowed the Department of Interior's pandemic plan to gather dust and botched the development of a viable testing system, by among other things, failing to speed the necessary approvals and flawed testing of the tests themselves.
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Whether you're shopping for Valentine's Day (or Galentine's Day), or just looking to add a new piece to your easy-to-wear arsenal, we can almost guarantee a silk top is one of those items that won't just gather dust in the back of your closet.
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It just goes to show that there are endless ways to repurpose old products that have been sitting around instead of just letting them gather dust — and sometimes, it can even mean turning them into something that looks way more expensive than what you started with.
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I've got a computer though, and I'll be damned if I leave the old girl to gather dust, so I guess I better boot up an old copy of eJay Dance & House Double Pack and start throwing together some absolutely top tier techno dance music for the heads out there.
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A diorama of Burnstad, ND, in the Logan County Museum Glueckstal Church outside Tappen, ND Type and photo blocks gather dust in the backroom of the Napoleon Homestead Jerome Schwarzenberger, former publisher and editor of 60+ years, in the backroom of the Napoleon Homestead Rex Sorgatz on West Lake outside Napoleon Napoleon Homestead, Sept.
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Although President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has shown little interest in pressuring North Korea on human rights, the episode demonstrates that these reports do much more than gather dust.
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"Carbon‐Based Sorbents with Three‐Dimensional Architectures for Water Remediation." Small 11.27 (2015): 3319-3336. It can also be used to gather dust from the tails of comets.
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Recording sessions for the album took place at Bradley's Barn in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, on March 8, 15–17, 1977. Two songs on the album were from previous recording sessions. "Hide and Seek" was recorded on March 7, 1973, during a session for 1973's Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man. "Where Old Loves Gather Dust" was recorded during the April 1, 1975 session for 1975's Feelins'.
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Consequently, The Rolling Stones shelved the project with the intention of working on it further. However, with Brian Jones' death the following July, the project was left to gather dust. The film was thought lost or destroyed, but parts were found in Ian Stewart's belongings following his death in 1985. A substantial portion of the film was still missing until it was rediscovered in 1993 in a Who vault in London.
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Compaq's quality-at- any-price processes served the company well in the early days of the PC industry when customers worried about the product's usability and low-cost alternatives were rare. As PCs became commodities and nimble rivals like Dell rose to the fore, competition shifted to value for money. Compaq relied on its well-honed processes to churn out gold-plated products priced to gather dust on dealers’ shelves.
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Dale lived mostly in the kitchen and one bedroom in Heath House, the remainder of the property left to gather dust. Two of his children, Marcus and Sophia, had been visiting regularly to help tidy the exterior of the house and the surrounding grounds. Susan admitted to having broken into the house to reclaim furniture that she considered to be rightfully hers. During this time Dale is said to have felt besieged, and there were several angry confrontations between the two parties.
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Harris kept a detailed diary and carefully filed the letters he sent and received during his ministry. His papers offer a first-hand account of the Welsh Methodist revival. After his death, they were left to gather dust for over a century before O. M. Edwards, in the 1880s, noted their importance and suggested they ought to be cared for. By this time, the former home of Harris at Trefeca had been turned into a college, whose deputy head, Edwin Williams, took on the task of putting the papers in order.
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It is perhaps not surprising then that the first of Gossard's bands to gain recognition - Green River - used the same grinding, slowed-down, punk rock riffage. 10 Minute Warning made numerous attempts at recording, most notably with Jello Biafra's Alternative Tentacles label and in 1984 they recorded what was to be their first album. This effort included the songs "Last Dream", "Again", "Life", "Stooge", "Necropolitan Affair", "Echoes", "Disraeli", "Heaven", "Woke Up Dreaming" and "Memories Gather Dust". They also recorded a version of Pink Floyd's "The Nile Song", but the album was never released.
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Ridgeway's expulsion was condemned by Opposition Leader Mahendra Chaudhry and by United Peoples Party leader Mick Beddoes, who claimed that the decision motivated by Ridgeway's prosecution of persons close to the government. He said that "two very prominent figures" were among those being pursued by Ridgeway; he did not name them, but one is believed to be former Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. Beddoes predicted that these cases would "now gather dust." On 23 June, Police Commissioner Andrew Hughes said he hoped that Ridgeway's expulsion would not affect the investigations and prosecutions underway.
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Rooms on the western side of the main building at Qumran. Most of the small finds from the de Vaux excavations were taken back to Jerusalem to be used in later excavation reports for Qumran, but the death of Roland de Vaux brought a halt to the reports and the small finds were left to gather dust on shelves in museum backrooms. In the late 1980s, archaeologist Robert Donceel worked on the de Vaux materials in a new effort towards publishing excavation reports. He found artifacts he believed did not fit the religious settlement model, including "sophisticated glass and stoneware".
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In November 2017 Chris Bay announced that he would be releasing his first solo album, Chasing The Sun, on Steamhammer/SPV records on 23 February 2018. The first single from the album (Radio Starlight) was released on 1 December 2017. Of the album and its content Bay commented: "I permanently write songs and am constantly working on ideas in the studio... ...that's why I've collected a whole lot of tracks over the years that on the one hand don't really suit Freedom Call and on the other are just too good to gather dust in my archive." The second single from the album (Hollywood Dancer) was released on 2 February 2018.
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Clinton said of the underlying message, "Leading with civilians saves lives and money." She also resolved to get Congress to approve the QDDR as a required part of the State Department planning process, saying, "I am determined that this report will not merely gather dust, like so many others." Another theme of the report was the goal of empowering the female population in developing countries around the world; the QDDR mentioned women and girls some 133 times. In part this reflected incorporation into the QDDR of the Hillary Doctrine, which stipulates that women's rights and violence against women around the world should be considered issues of national security to the United States.
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Today most of these original parts of the interior facilities are gone. Like so many architects, Bruno Taut did not want the rooms with their carefully chosen colours to be covered up or cluttered by inappropriate furnishings. He wanted the residents of his buildings to dispense with pictures, paraphernalia and things that just gather dust. But instead of wanting to convert the residents to the Bauhaus-type tubular steel furniture which was very up-and-coming at the time, he made suggestions about how typical furnishings could be improved by simplifying and removing things. Nevertheless, the expression “to taut one’s flat” soon become a byword amongst fashion-conscious people and, in a rather imprecise way, it combined both these approaches to interior design.
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Wittgenstein refused Rapp's request to premiere the piece in no uncertain terms, writing to him in June 1950: > You don't build a house just so that someone else can live in it. I > commissioned and paid for the works, the whole idea was mine ... But those > works to which I still have the exclusive performance rights are to remain > mine as long as I still perform in public; that's only right and fair. Once > I am dead or no longer give concerts, then the works will be available to > everyone because I have no wish for them to gather dust in libraries to the > detriment of the composer. However, Wittgenstein must have relented, as Rapp did premiere the concerto on 5 September 1956 in Berlin, with the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Martin Rich.
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Since the 2000s, Nigerian movies started to dominate television screens across the African continent and by extension, the diaspora. The film actors have also become household names across the continent, and the movies significantly influence cultures in many African nations; from ways of dressing to speech and use of Nigerian slang. This has been attributed to the fact that Nigerian films told "relatable" stories, which made foreign films gather dust on the shelves of video stores, even though they cost much less. This overwhelming popularity has also led to backlash against Nigerian films in several countries; For instance, there have been reported cases of shops selling Nigerian films being raided by the police in Ghana; according to them, "they are struggling not to be colonized by Nigerian movies".
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One man who passed through the airport almost weekly said he had seen an Audi with a flat tire in the same space near the airport's Terminal B since January; as of the week Potter's body was found, it was still there despite his having reported it twice to airport police in the preceding month. A Lawrence, Kansas, man related how in 2015 an airport shuttle bus driver had pointed out to him cars that had been parked in lots for months. One man from Blue Springs, Missouri, emailed the newspaper to say that several years earlier, he had seen a minivan with all four tires flat slowly gather dust in the Terminal B parking lot at the airport over the course of several months. When he finally reported it, he was told that while police would check on it, it was not unusual for cars to be parked in the airport lots for months at a time.
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In classical yōkai depictions, children with clawed feet and cropped heads are depicted by the bath place sticking out a long tongue. These depictions do not feature any kind of explanation, so anything related to them can only be inferred, but in the Edo period kaidan book Kokon Hyakumonogatari Hyōban, there are writings about a yōkai called akaneburi (neburi meaning "to lick") and it is inferred that the akaname is a depiction of this akaneburi. According to Kokon Hyakumonogatari Hyōban, the akaneburi is a monster that lives in old bathhouses and are said to lurk in dilapidated estates. In those times, it was believed that fish were born from water and lice were born from dirt, and seeing how fish intake water and lice eat dirt, all things were thus believed to eat the material that spawns them, the akaneburi being the ones that transform from the air of the places that gather dust and filth and therefore live by eating filth.
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I > commissioned and paid for the works, the whole idea was mine ... But those > works to which I still have the exclusive performance rights are to remain > mine as long as I still perform in public; that's only right and fair. Once > I am dead or no longer give concerts, then the works will be available to > everyone because I have no wish for them to gather dust in libraries to the > detriment of the composer. (Siegfried Rapp was to premiere Prokofiev's 4th Piano Concerto in 1956, five years before Wittgenstein's death.) Many of the pieces Wittgenstein commissioned are still frequently performed today by two-armed pianists; in particular, the Austrian pianist Friedrich Wührer, claiming the composer's sanction but apparently over Wittgenstein's objections, created two-hand arrangements of Franz Schmidt's Wittgenstein-inspired left-hand works. Pianists born after Wittgenstein who for one reason or another have lost the use of their right hands, such as Leon Fleisher (although he eventually recovered his right hand's abilities) and João Carlos Martins, have also played works composed for him.
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