Sentence examples for blue dirt from inspiring English sources
I was walking my friend to the Marcy train station in September when I saw these two dudes whiz by on matching royal blue dirt bikes.
Indians Manager Manny Acta described him as: "a blue collar, dirt bag, run-through-a-wall, relentless type of guy".
His thighs soon ached from squatting, but then he found a speck of sky blue in the dirt, a bead.
Down a dirt road, sitting in front of a small blue house was Bambula, a tribal elder in his mid-40s.
Thurston's grubber with 60 seconds to play forced a drop-out, and buried the Blues in ANZ dirt.
The printed Shanghai sky is a chip of washed-out blue against the California dirt.
Immediately before the show, only handlers and owners may touch the dog, and Raaza wears blue pajamas to prevent dirt or oils from interfering with the hair.
Currently the image is yellowish; at places in the blue sky clots of dirt and debris suggest a nonexistent flock of birds.
The most arresting images are from footage that Ms. Kopple shot inside the old Yankee Stadium during its demolition, with the field reduced to dirt, and blue seats lying in piles.
The classic image of dungarees comes from Grant Wood's painting American Gothic, which features a glum-looking Depression-era farmer wearing a pair of navy blue dungarees flecked with dirt.
There's a lovely old poplar-shaded yellow ranch house with lace curtains and gleaming floors, a grassy valley rolling out miles to hazy blue mountains, and a dirt track winding past barns and stables (as well as a trailer and a couple of small modern houses) and up into the dry hills.
