Sentence examples for dirty rooms from inspiring English sources

I quickly got sick of renting grubby, dirty rooms.

Hotel guests typically complain about things like poor service, dirty rooms and unreliable or costly Internet hookups.

It was definitely something which both shocked and touched me, seeing patients old and young in cramped, dirty rooms, some lying on the floor, many crying.

In a sense, they are not completely fictional but constructs of invention and reporting which describe, in pared-down prose, the lives of the displaced, the immigrants who live in dirty rooms in foreign countries, the browns hating the blacks whom they inevitably become involved with because no one else will have them.

Devotion gets me through the rest: dirty dishes, dirty faces, dirty clothes and dirty rooms.

Despite the rapid progress made during the Industrial Revolution, by 1851 education in Salford was judged "inadequate to the wants of the population", and for those children who did get schooling "order and cleanliness were little regarded ... [they] were for the most part crowded in close and dirty rooms".

Take a whiff of "New York Dirty Room".

They live in a dirty room in a shelter on 110th Street.

He was kept in a small, dirty room with 46 others.

We had to sleep on the dirt and straw in a very dirty room.

When his father was single, the father and son often lived in dirty rooming houses and cramped trailers.