Sentence examples for dirty dark from inspiring English sources

With huge windows and rough, almost dirty, dark wood floors, the feel is a bit like a Brooklyn loft party.

But who else knows about all their dirty, dark, druggy, lesbo, teacher-shagging, sister's boyfriend-stealing secrets?

The place was dirty, dark, smelly and splintery and remembered by everyone involved as a paradise almost too good to believe.

"When you think about the dirty dark days of dollar stores," said Joshua Braverman, a spokesman for Family Dollar, "I think we've come a really long way".

House Speaker John Boehner had just announced a plan for a new special select investigative committee, and, on Friday, Issa had announced that he had issued a subpoena to Secretary of State John Kerry for a new round of hearings devoted to searching, against diminishing odds, for some dirty, dark secret about what really happened in Benghazi.

Millar's novel The Redemption Factory, meanwhile, gets the writeup: "Each page is a bloody treat for those who love their noir dirty, dark and bloody," while a host of other novels are also recommended by Cormac Mac, nearly always with a mention of "bestselling crime noir writer, Sam Millar".

I'll have amazing guests too sharing their dirtiest, darkest, most inspiring tough conversation miracles.

Old paintings are often dirty and dark.

Conditions were dirty and dark and dangerous.

But the realistic cells of captivity narratives are small, barren, dirty and dark.

"I haven't been in there for five years or more, and it has always been dirty and dark," said Laurie Schmitterer, a Merrill Lynch employee who lives in the neighborhood with her two sons.