Sentence examples for big dirty from inspiring English sources

"Entertainment is the big dirty word of documentary.

Big, dirty, noisy, lively, vibrant, vital Naples is a double espresso city.

"We came from a small village with 52 houses and suddenly we were in this big, dirty city".

The big, dirty secret about Washington is that no one has a lot of power in this town, O.K.?

Though the prime minister makes it sound like this is some big, dirty secret, we can have a pretty good guess what is between the book's covers.

"John Browne would be the first to say, 'Even on our best day, we're still a big dirty company,"' says one person involved in BP's rebranding effort.

He should stay home in his ivory tower and never venture out into the big, bad, dirty world...

I'll take the big sordid dirty crooked city".

Shortly after his 1989 inauguration, President George Bush confronts a seemingly intractable dispute which had simmered through the 1980s: how to legislate the clean-up of the so-called "big dirties", large coal-burning Midwest power plants linked to acid rain and a decline in the vitality of lakes and forests in the Northeast.

Your toaster is hackable, yes (as may be the rest of these smoking guns in your city), but at the same time, in a nebulous trade-off, with "dictators dying off and the data trail of bad behaviour growing, the biggest dirty networks are on the brink of collapse".

Despite the fact that it's a multi-billion-dollar industry, pornography is still a relatively underground phenomenon, the biggest dirty little secret on earth.