51.   The Led Zeppelin records gather dust.

52.   The question mark serves of necessity, while the semicolon, appreciated only by its friends, gathers dust.

53.   The result breathes new life into some fading color drawings gathering dust in some video library.

54.   The result was a pile of videotapes that gathered dust.

55.   The silence you hear is the sound of my unplugged TV set gathering dust.

56.   The report I received today will not be left on a shelf to gather dust.

57.   Their shelves, crammed with religious trinkets, jewelry and Old World clutter, are gathering dust these days.

58.   There they sit, gathering dust and becoming more obsolete by the second.

59.   There remains half an aisle of dusty soup cans, gathering more dust.

60.   They are more likely to reach for liqueurs and flavors that gather dust in American bars, like apricot brandy, Advocaat or Kuemmel.