Sentence examples for black grime from inspiring English sources
Black grime coats the undersides of thatched roofs.
And with carbon-ceramic rotors and the special pads that are used with them, that nasty black grime that coats wheels would be only a bad memory.
"This is so embarrassing," Mr. Narinesingh said, a pair of welder's goggles on his forehead, his T-shirt and khaki pants covered in black grime.
Some of the mines still ship their coal in open trucks, coating roadside trees, ground and buildings in layers of black grime.
Rain can cleanse the skies, but some of the black grime that falls to earth ends up on the surface of the Himalayan glaciers that are the source of water for billions of people in China, India and Pakistan.
They could point out to themselves that while they had the smokestacks and the squalor and the cruelty and the black grime on every surface, they also had palaces of culture offering ballroom-dancing lessons and opera at low, low prices.
"It's just black with grime, with grease.
Subway stations with light bulbs black with grime.
An older model, it had a dent in its rear bumper and its wheels were black with grime.
Certainly 1950s Britain was a derelict, half-ruined place, where railway carriages were black with grime and bomb damage showed in the big cities.
Some of these photographs were in the 1993 MoMA show, along with the ball of soft clay that Mr. Orozco had rolled through Manhattan streets until it was black with grime.
