Sentence examples for a bit grimy from inspiring English sources
And although he agreed that some of the galleries at the Tate Modern could look a bit "grimy," he said that moving forward was a good thing, difficult though it would be.
And while it might seem a bit grimy from the outside, it's worth remembering that Bethnal Green is just one stop from the City and 20 minutes from Bond Street on the Central Line.
Incredibly, right in front of my eyes stood the double oven, double sink, fully stocked refrigerator, roomy microwave and cupboard space I'd been pining for, all in a handsome (if a bit grimy) blue-and-white motif.
Noisy, busy and a bit grimy, it's an authentic neighbourhood bar, with rows of dusty brandy bottles lining the walls, and it offers cheap, working-man-size sandwiches with names such as "The Republican" and the "Bribe-Giver", and delicious paella on Friday lunchtimes.
Those old parks might have been a bit grimy, and they might have rattled and swayed a bit when the crowd roared, but you couldn't beat them for fun and excitement if you were there between your mom and your dad — and the hot dogs and Cokes and peanuts and beer were accompanied by the likes of Mays and Mantle and Snider, sometimes in a doubleheader.
So if your Polar White model is getting a bit grimy, you can pick up the new color after September 7.
Next, I headed to Mook, a two-year-old club that, I was told, is a bit "grimier" than Linx..
Offenbach in the Underworld is a very different work - larky, satirical and a little bit grimy - and it is also the one ballet in which the dancers' technical limitations count against them.
Broadly, the sound draws on the rich legacy of highlife and Afrobeat (à la Fela Kuti), contemporary American hip-hop and R&B production, a bit of Jamaican dancehall swagger, and Britain's grimy take on house music.
The look is grainier and grimier, and the themes are a bit darker and more unsettling than those in "The Sorcerer's Stone" or "The Chamber of Secrets".
The look is grainier and grimier, and the themes are a bit darker and more unsettling than those in "Sorcerer's Stone" or "Chamber of Secrets".
