Sentence examples for dirt cut from inspiring English sources

Half-built condos sit isolated in a patch of dirt, cut off from the road.

The collected samples were washed to remove adhering dirt, cut into small piece (2 or 3 mm) thicknesses, and dried in sunlight.

We clatter over rickety iron bridges laid with splintered planks of wood; we do motorway speeds across vicious terrain – hard rutted dirt cut with foot-deep holes and jagged, tire-pinching boulders.

A good soap should remove dirt, cut through oil and grease, and rinse away without leaving a film behind.

Warhol, the most pragmatic of artists, took all the news that daily life brought, and used it in art: pathos, silliness, danger, dirt, cut-rate nourishment (Campbell's soup in his working-class Pittsburgh home), an unappeasable hunger for glamour, any kind, every kind.

Another dirt track cut a scabrous scar across the meadow's western flank.

Small houses line bumpy dirt roads cut through what were the pastures of Mr. Aguilar's 200-acre ranch.

That determination to deliver the most convincing example of digital rallying sees Dirt Rally cut a totally fresh set of tyre tracks across the technological gravel.

The government is far away here: dirt roads cut through the countryside to tiny clusters of houses with numbers for names: Núcleo 5, Núcleo 6. Fernando Masi, director of research institute CADEP, agrees.

Knowing it was not specifically approved by justice department attorneys, an interrogator scraped al-Nashiri with "the kind of brush one uses in a bath to remove stubborn dirt", which cut and bruised the detainee.

He had a look at the Israeli roadblocks of cement and dirt that cut off Palestinian towns and the settlements that Israelis have built since occupying the West Bank during the 1967 war.