Sentence examples for difference from the dingy from inspiring English sources

This is a huge difference from the dingy Washout Inn down the street.

Mathew Street in 2007 seems worlds away from the dingy sidestreet of legend.

But in general, the crowd appears to be marching in the other direction, away from the dingy walls and sticky smell that can often outlast a smoking resident.

School of Rock is a far cry from the dingy practice spaces and basement clubs in which most rock musicians come of age.

In Delhi, instead of the American Embassy, Mr. Kennedy stayed at various places, from the dingy hotels of Pahar Ganj in the center of the city to the embassies of America's allies.

The party scene's bright colors and tacky décor spell relief from the dingy sets by Paul Brown (who also designed the costumes), but hardly add an element of cheer to this grim show.

Later that afternoon, Mr. Almeda swung open a heavy door to a dark warehouse-size room where more than 100 people were huddled under blankets on a concrete floor, with clothes hanging to dry from the dingy walls.

The Rockville store, for instance, moved in February from the dingy downtown to a gabled strip mall on busy Rockville Pike.

Clean gray carpet covers upstairs hallways, which seem a far cry from the dingier spaces portrayed on A&E's popular reality show "Storage Wars" and its spinoffs.

The result is a bright, contemporary and colourful hostel - a world away from the traditional dingy image.

Ralph Berg sells bras and undergarments from the same dingy shop that his parents, both Holocaust survivors, bought 35 years ago.