Sentence examples for dirty boy from inspiring English sources

Verlaine was a lazy, always dirty boy who barely squeaked by in most of his classes.

The first: I was 13, he was 19 – the dirty boy.

"She said, 'I know what you've been doing, you dirty boy".' Some time later, he confided in a schoolmate.

It was a revelation to her that this dirty boy whom she would never look at had given her a present that she could not resist.

As prescient as "South Park" could be, it clearly counted on Clinton's winning: a dirty boy requires a finger-wagging mom.

Mr. Curless is perhaps a shade too slimy to fill Jim's part easily in this transaction, but he does very well as the exultant dirty boy within.

In "Dare Me," for instance, Abbott's 2012 thriller about competitive cheerleading, sixteen-year-old Addy muses, in line after line, about the "dirty boy-dreams" classmates are having about her, and about "bruised and dented girl bodies, feet sore from floor pounding, elbows skinned red".

There are skinny bondage pants for dirty boys with unshaven faces, chunky cable sweaters and patent leather sneaker-boots.

"Those dirty boys turn your pound cake to red velvet," Outkast sang in one warning directed at criminal showoffs.

Da will be very upset if the last thing he sees of you is two dirty boys who can't be at peace.

Dirty Boys A slow, jerky trudge of brusque, visceral guitars and rudely honking baritone sax, this finds Bowie musing about living "something like Tobacco Road" and heading off to "Finchley Fair" in search of excitement, however guttersnipe-low: "When the die  is cast and we have no choice,  we will run with dirty boys".