Sentence examples for dirty action from inspiring English sources

This is Wallinger as a living version of Leonardo's Vitruvian Man, getting down to some hot and dirty action.

He says the network decided to get out of the business of quick and dirty action films in 1997.

"This is a dirty action, as people who enter the palace are innocent," Ahmad al-Sayed, Syria's attorney general, said of the attack at the building, the Palace of Justice.

Numerous writers have followed early Walzer (and some elements in both Machiavelli's and Weber's treatment of political morality) in regarding politics as a zone in which, to quote Neil Levy, "dirty actions are part and parcel of ordinary political life".

The language is dirty and the action bloody.

Cooper's climactic dance, Ms. Stroman's work, at first looks like a horrifying compilation of "Dirty Dancing" pelvic action and the kind of knee sliding and arm-waving that was mercifully quashed at this year's Oscars, but it ends up being, like this movie, sexy and infectious in spite of itself.

If the shoes are still very dirty after this action, consider using a little bleach (if the shoes are white).

Naughtier still are spoofs of vintage classroom films, like "Mnemonics — Your Dear, Dear Friend" (they're not dear, they're dirty), and live-action segments with an amiably befuddled host named Doug Dale and the Anipals, foulmouthed (and in some cases fowl-mouthed) animal puppets.

"Pink Lemonade" is a shredding mammoth whose glory can only fully be realized by those who are ready to get hella weird on some dirty, dirty groove-action.

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Critics are split on the film and its cheeky approach to the war (The New Yorker's Richard Brody and David Denby, for example), but almost all refer back to "The Dirty Dozen," the 1967 action move about a group of ex-cons on a suicide mission to infiltrate a Nazi hideout.