Sentence examples for dirty pay from inspiring English sources

On the EP's seven songs, his preoccupations are the obstacles and opportunities for a kid who seeks out the city's shadows: subways, drugs, dirty pay phones, aggressive cops, 9/11.

Because the fact is that we live in an exponentially warming world where the IPCC routinely underestimates its catastrophic predictions, even though political and economic elites dependent upon dirty fuels pay to propagandize its apocalyptic mirror as way too fractured.

It's dirty, poorly paid work, but great fun.

Another storybook fable she wants to demolish is that "engineering is a dirty, badly paid profession".

But Marcos Valério, a former advertising man sentenced to 40 years, claims to have evidence that Lula knew what was going on, and that some of the dirty money paid his personal expenses.

Urban Renewal, the 2001 tribute album (you read that correctly) to the great man, finds the likes of Lil' Kim, Kelis and the Wu-Tang Clan man Ol' Dirty Bastard paying unlikely homage to our man.

There was a growing chorus of backbenchers calling for the parliamentary authorities to "bite the bullet" and publish all the receipts now to spare them from spending the coming days wondering if they would be next in line to have their dirty linen, paid for by the nation, paraded in public.

The moral remainder and the remorse it generates signals the tribute that dirty hands pays to moral absolutism.

They're all still dirty, just paying someone else to do the work.

Long hours, low pay, dirty conditions and physically demanding work.

They are more willing to get their hands dirty for low pay.