Sentence examples for dirt stick from inspiring English sources

Throughout the day, pollution from the air, sweat, and dirt stick to the skin on your face and make your pimples worse.

On the same day, Wikileaks wrote that "Hillary has so muc hslime [sic] on her shirt it is now hard to make dirt stick". Best told Forbes in Twitter direct messages the leaked Wikileaks DMs showed it was biased against Clinton.

If you are worried about dirt, stick to darker colours.

You need to clean that off, or else it will just have dirt stick to it.

It was always humid, and the dirt stuck fast to the ground.

But none of the dirt stuck to the prime minister.Meanwhile, his opponents are up the Kattegat without a paddle.

These are highly reactive molecules that attack dirt stuck on the surface, such as annoying patches of guano.

That makes sense, as the grooves in many of our clubs still have dirt stuck in them from the Memorial Day scramble.

Mr. Muzicant's first name is also that of a well-known laundry soap, and Mr. Haider had said: "I don't understand how someone whose name is Ariel can have so much dirt sticking to him".

As we shake the ground from our soles/souls as so much dirt stuck there, as Deleuze (1968, 197) might say, and give up our illusions of putting ourselves into the shoes of others, nonetheless, we still have one more step to take, one more response to give.

If you have a problem with dirt stuck in your nails, then paint them or work hard to clean them.