dust-up

There's a bit of a dust-up in your financial houses this month, as planets in Aquarius face off against Mars in Leo.

It (an asteroid) dust up into the atmosphere, and the dust stayed there for so long that the vegetation died off and the dinosaurs with it.

(To be fair, Mr Reagan himself was not exactly religious about his own injunction. ) It was Mr Perry, in fact, who started the dust-up.

It was the second dust-up to surround an Obama aide in two weeks.

All their people wear a crown and they all wear No. 23 and help him throw that [chalk dust] up in the air when he's at the scorer's desk.

Compared with the recent dust-up between Rio Tinto and Chinalco, this is just the virtuous circle that China is trying to draw offshore.

Investors have shrugged off the consequences of a diplomatic dust-up. So should Mr Walsh.

Mark Hurd, her successor, cut costs but was ousted in 2010 after a dust-up over sex and expenses before he could fix the firm's strategy.

But at infrared wavelengths bright light from nearby stars lights gas and dust up with beautiful purples, greens, and blues.

Does he really believe a dust-up with Wall Street will encourage lending and hiring?

Mr Obama still faces an almighty dust-up over cap-and-trade, in particular.

The issue of fair valuation has already resulted in one dust-up.

The truck kicked a cloud of dust up.