Sentence examples for dirty everybody from inspiring English sources

Introducing herself as Ms. Astrid (in real life Kate Valentine), she explained to the 200-member audience that Selena Luna, the "Pocket Venus" from Los Angeles, would face off against the East Village's Miss Dirty Martini ("Just call me Dirty — everybody does"), an odalisque of operatic proportions, given name Linda Marraccini.

Someone told McGinnis: "He plays dirty with everybody.

A slide show featuring Miss Dirty Martini ("Just call me Dirty -- everybody does") and her colleagues.

When Romesh first broke into comedy, the pub was the perfect place to practise – even when his father got on stage to tell "the most disgusting, rude, dirty jokes... Everybody loved it".

You play Ridin Dirty, and man, everybody knows it.

What we call in German 'English': rainy day, heavy pitch, 5-5, everybody is dirty in the face".

The dinner party itself is fairly undramatic — the filmmakers are too smart to fall into the playwright-school convention of airing everybody's dirty laundry at the table — but its moments of tension and indirection ripple outward.

A rainy day, a heavy pitch, everybody is dirty in the face and they go home and can't play football for the next four weeks.

It used to be a dirty secret but now everybody knows.

The problem of a mud fight is that everybody gets dirty.

I'd been in poor communities in Latin America before, but I just was reminded by the circumstances that when there isn't any water, everybody's dirty.