Sentence examples for dirty sides from inspiring English sources

There is a machine now for washing off dirty trains: The Erie is using one in Jersey City (the Spotless Town) on the dirty sides of their un-streamlined but fastidious locomotives.

The New Yorker, February 16 , 1935P. 11 Technological Note: When we suggested to the Burlington Railroad recently that they hire idle college graduates to swab the dirty sides of the Zephyr (Dec. 22, 1934), we had a secret fear that some inventor would read our paragraph.

By Eric Singleton and E. B. White The New Yorker, February 16 , 1935P. 11 Technological Note: When we suggested to the Burlington Railroad recently that they hire idle college graduates to swab the dirty sides of the Zephyr (Dec. 22, 1934), we had a secret fear that some inventor would read our paragraph.

They know the dirty side of football".

It touches the bad and the dirty side of people.

But the city's dirty side has a habit of bursting into the open.

"It meant greasy food and the dark and dirty side of eating out".

I've been dealing with the dirty side of sports for going on 30 years.

The charitable man who knows all about the dirty side of soccer.

"People like to hang tags on things but don't go labelling us a dirty side.

It has been far less successful in curbing the dirty side-effects of industrial development.