In the same interview it was pointed out to Dzeko that his manager, Luciano Spalletti, wants him to be more cattivo – naughtier, dirtier – on the pitch, to which he replied: "If you miss two chances is that because you haven't been dirty or aggressive enough?
That is no good place./ When wind blows up and stormy weather/ makes clouds scud and the skies weep,/ out of its depths a dirty surge/ is pitched towards the heavens.' Where Raffel has the rather tinny 'nor is it/ A pleasant spot!' Heaney has the swallowed emphasis of 'That is no good place.' And while Raffel's language is not banal, he cannot match 'heather-stepper' or 'dirty surge'.
The suits have sent iBuzz a cease-and-desist regarding its usage of the familiar silhouette ads to pitch a dirty, filthy product for perverts.
To the Sports Editor: Soccer is full of dirty tricks on the pitch.
Norman's other contribution to the proceedings is a performance of Schoenberg's Cabaret Songs, fruitily sexy, at times downright dirty, though occasionally sacrificing pitch to innuendo.
Uruguay's team is infamous for their dirty play on the pitch (even before the chomp-chomp action from Tuesday's match versus Italy), and Uruguay's beer market is controlled by an organization often accused of underhanded business practices themselves.
The pitch was a dirty, grubby orangey-brown, where strokes regularly went through before ball reached bat, Pakistan were 2-1 up in the series and playing in a recrudescent stadium, but this was about as routine as firefighting could get.
It feels cheap and dirty to swing at their pitches, but I'm genuinely bothered by what I've been hearing lately from that strange foreign land where Christians believe that wives are supposed to submit to their husbands.
What we call in German 'English': rainy day, heavy pitch, 5-5, everybody is dirty in the face".
The segment eventually led Mr. Rowe to pitch the idea for "Dirty Jobs" to the Discovery Channel, which first broadcast it in 2005.
