Sentence examples for becoming dirty from inspiring English sources
Haven't you noticed, she's becoming dirty?
In this context, regarded as peripheral, stations are becoming dirty, empty and unsafe containers where urban external spaces are usually unused or use just as unorganized parking place for travelers that daily leave there their cars without living that urban space (Fig. 8).
The inner side, when free from pseudoparenchymatous remnants, is almost white, in age becoming dirty grayish-white and sometimes greenish due to algae; the outer side is initially whitish, somewhat glossy, but in age becomes grayish-white and dull.
The tubes that comprise the undersurface of the cap (the hymenium) are up to 1.5 cm long and angular, yellow, becoming dirty yellow and finally greenish-yellow; there are 1 2 pores per millimeter on the hymenium surface.
This prevents colors becoming dirty or diluted.
Buy a swab for your instrument to prevent it from becoming dirty and smelly.
Pretty murky at the best of times, politics is becoming dirtier by the day.
Soon the E.P.A. started reporting that the nation's rivers, lakes and estuaries were becoming dirtier again.
But transport analysts say the average Beijinger travels 60% less by bike than 10 years ago and those journeys are becoming dirtier and more dangerous.
And doping cops who can't make their cases any other way will stretch their own rules, becoming dirtier than the athletes they're pursuing. .
