Sentence examples for dirty out from inspiring English sources

Recently he exploded in frustration: "You want results, but you don't want to get your hands dirty!" Out is the hair shirt of Senator Frank Church, the Idaho Democrat whose mid-70's investigations into C.I.A. assassination plots shocked Washington.

"It's dirty out here," the sheriff said as he poured the coffee.

A stranger drives past you on the street when you have an arm around your girlfriend and screams "dirty" out of the car window.

However, there were also drawbacks associated with refuelling ICEVs: compared to the other elements, respondents perceived it to be "dirty", "out of fashion", or even "obsolete".

The things that go on on the other side of all of these situations, these cops are dirty out here.

He assumed that people agree that "hypothetical" is a dirty, out-of-bounds word.

Prosecutors have called the clinic an "assembly line with no regard" for patients, arguing Dr Gosnell was grossly incompetent as an abortion provider and had sought to become rich by employing unqualified staff and keeping a dirty, out-of-date clinic.

Or a lazy, dirty, out-of-work, Patchouli-wearing hippie.

Pregnant women waiting hours for a routine antenatal check in a frantically busy and dirty out-patients department of a large maternity hospital.

Most towels become dirty, out-of-date, and too short to be worth too much money.

Not all lenders are dirty and out to hurt people.