Sentence examples similar to collecting grime from inspiring English sources

(The phrase was coined after the fact by Steve Goodman, the owner of the Hyperdub label, for a mix he made in 2005, which collected grime tracks produced in a faux-Asian style. Nobody has ever identified themselves, or their tracks, as sinogrime).

But in later years the families moved out to other suburbs and San Bernardino, once the hot new city in the greater LA area, started to collect grime.

String often rust and collect dirt, grime, and dead skin inside the windings, so replacing strings will give a guitar a much brighter tone.

With my other hand, I clamp the circling wheel with the cloth, collecting the oily grime from the rim.

Never go to bed with traces of makeup or the dirt and grime collected on your face, which is more exposed than any part of your body and oh so delicate.

It's much more susceptible to collecting fingerprints, dust and grime, but it affords wireless charging and a very premium look (after a wipe-down with a cloth).

But the turnstile readers also collect plenty of grime from everyday use.

The buses kick up all the grime collected in the gutter.

Pay close attention to the tone holes that your fingers cover as they often collect gunk and grime from your fingers.

But dirt and grime have a bad habit of collecting in the strangest places.

Dirt and grime are collected everywhere in The Evil Within, dust and smudges obscuring the camera lens.