Sentence examples for dirt means from inspiring English sources
You're ugly from every angle, your keypad is trash – yet, the fact that every carrier gives you away for beads and dirt means you're in the hands of every soccer mom and sorority girl on the planet.
Let's deploy it.... Dirt meant leverage.
Treating the senate like dirt meant he was able to crush any conspiracy with ease.
When shameless exposure is the goal, a little dirt simply means more screen time.
Combining the character tu, which means dirt or soil, with the character hao, which can mean despotic or bullying, it is translated in many dictionaries simply as "local tyrant".
Its opposite – "doing dirt on life" – means not agreeing with Leavis agreeing with Lawrence.
However, it is set down a remote dirt track, which means it is not the easiest site to visit.
Water was thought to carry disease into the skin; pores nicely clogged with dirt were a means to block it out.
All the players on the field were white; one section still shouted, "You are the terroni of the north!" Terroni, which means "dirt people," is an insult commonly directed at the southerners.
