Sentence examples for a filthy day from inspiring English sources

It was a filthy day which meant the ground was soft and the horses were tiring as they came to the daunting Chair.

On a filthy day last week, as governments gathered in Bali to prevaricate about climate change, a group of us tried to put this policy into effect.

At the tail-end of a filthy day even the most cultured of feet were prone to error on a surface which favoured the artisan more than the aristocrat.

Owen Farrell's four in Dublin on a filthy day put his team on the trail of another grand slam that proved illusory, but no kick had more significance than Greig Laidlaw's third penalty that put Scotland into the lead against Ireland with 16 minutes to go.

"Here, in this filthy Yorkshire town on a filthy Saturday in November in front of 15,000 filthy Yorkshire folk calling you every filthy fucking name they can bloody think of".

England will face Australia in the first match, as they did at Wembley in 1995, when a victory for Phil Larder's team set the ball rolling in style – but also at Twickenham in 2000, when a 22-2 defeat on a filthy Saturday night inflicted damage from which an ill-fated tournament never really recovered.

An angry sea and crosswinds meant that, as well as coping with the forbidding climbs of the Grumari Circuit, those involved were forced to contend with Mother Nature's tetchiness on an uncharacteristically filthy day.

It's a filthy crying shame, and one day society will suffer for this idiocy.

Banks b Flintoff 45 (399-7) Banks, like a filthy student house on the day of a first date, is cleaned up by a full-pitch inswinger from Flintoff that cannons off the pad and into off stump.

Police in Virginia are investigating a horrific case of alleged child abuse, in which one child was found Thursday locked inside a filthy makeshift cage and the remains of another were found buried outside the family's home.

In a phone interview also conducted Wednesday, he called Lanzman "a filthy animal" and said Lanzman would "sell his soul for a dime".