Sentence examples for dirty doings from inspiring English sources
One of the major flashbacks concerns dirty doings in Barcelona; I have the impression that lots more of that subplot was filmed, and that Soderbergh edited it down to shards in order to place more weight on another part of the story, set in Dublin, that involves the face-off with Fassbender.
Where the dirty-doing cops hit me".
Now "celestial" might seem an ill-chosen adjective for a work devoted to the raw and nasty public doings of a throng of aspiring celebrities with dirty little secrets expressed in dirty little words.
In the show's first seven episodes (the season finale airs on Sunday night) viewers have met an extensive cast of menacing characters — skeevy preachers, dirty cops, pederasts, low-rent hookers, a mysterious landscaper — and witnessed their violent and often grotesque doings.
I worked in a boarding school where 'doing a dirty job' (such as cleaning a cooker in a boarding house) was a standard punishment and it worked well.
The name suggests wild doings.
Tells about new restrictions on cultural doings.
For example, there is no source for repo data; the New York Fed only collects data on repo that the primary dealers do with the New York Fed.To understand what Wall Street is doing necessary in order to model it one has to get one's hands dirty, dig into actual operations, and meet the kind of insiders who can ply you with data.
Bodies abound in Kureishi's fiction, and their doings are described with a lack of inhibition that distinguishes him from, say, V. S. Naipaul, who only in his latest novel, "Half a Life," got down and dirty about the sexually seething immigrants' London he encountered in the nineteen-fifties.
