Sentence examples for bit of grime from inspiring English sources

Evolve or Be Extinct covers house, hip-hop, electro, bashment, comic skits and, oh yes, a bit of grime.

Black excrescence bubbles out of one wall, plaster is slathered onto another like mocha icing, and every bit of grime and debris is fetishized.

There wasn't anything else, and then a bit of grime came through.

You get a handful of Ha, some Jersey spice, maybe a bit of grime as garnish, et voila: it's club music!

You get a handful of Ballroom Ha, some Jersey Club spice, maybe a bit of grime as garnish, et voila: it's club music!

Classic westerns are clean: a bit of grime and dust but the actors and landscapes are not defined by the lack of Motel 6s and shampoo: think Shane and the Coen Bros. True Grit (the title defines what I'm referring to).

I left to try and catch a bit of Grimes but by now - after a weekend of amazing weather - it was raining, and the tent was absolutely rammed.

The casing is made with durable plastic, so it's fine to scrub a little if you need to remove bits of grime.

As a tense bit of old-fashioned grime called Corn on the Curb unexpectedly ends – Skepta apparently forgetting the lyrics midway through a line, the sparse musical backing grinding to a halt – it's replaced by the sound of a phone call between Skepta and fellow rapper Chip.

OK, so maybe this guy isn't exactly at the top of his game aesthetically, but you can't do a book on the "Old New York" without at least acknowledging a bit of the old grime, all right?

If the Simpsons episode where Homer enters the third dimension met the propulsion of Knight Rider, Kavinsky, and Nicholas Winding Refn, with a little bit of Dela Deso's grime thrown in, you'd have something that looks a little like the work of Kidmograph.