Sentence examples for dirt town from inspiring English sources

"Last fall, I was selling trailer homes in a dirt town," he said.

When the construction of the Pensacola Dam created Grand Lake in 1940, Grove was what Joe Neill, another local agent, called "just a poor, red-dirt town".

But in Tijuana, once a dirt-poor town, drugs pay for smart new homes and cars.

The fishermen set out before dawn from this dirt-poor town to the Gulf of California.

Off the sand, surfers kick back (and toss back bottles of Dorada beer) in the Wild West dirt-road town.

Rodolfo Montiel, a farmer from this dirt-poor town up a lawless road in the southern mountains, saw the forest around him being destroyed.

The performers represent desperate people, anywhere, and Ailey, who grew up in a dirt-poor town, Rogers, Tex., is clearly alluding to the "apartheid" in the lives of Americans.

The rest of the cargo is trucked down the dirt road into town.

"I met John Gile like 152 years ago because I'm older than dirt in this town".

She has her own home on a dirt road outside town.

Twenty minutes later, on a dirt track outside town, I point to a large dog that's watching us from a bluff.