Sentence examples for dirty spots from inspiring English sources

And to score goals in this league, you have to get into the dirty spots".

On the other hand, blotch artifacts can be caused by mildews, dirty spots or the shedding of film coats.

Samsung's latest release allows owners to steer it to dirty spots by shining a laser pointer on the ground, which it then trundles towards.

Discrimination and racism — whether overt or not — are dirty spots that refuse to be smudged out of the nation's patchwork.

Jimmy points out 30 dirty spots where their op has been hit with both rubber bullets and live ammunition.

Leamy speculated that the reason (other than the obvious proximity to grimy areas) is that most restaurants don't think to sanitize chairs, unlike more obviously dirty spots, like the bathroom.

The hand sticking out of it is so you know it's quicksand and not just a dirty spot on the flag.

Most of the time the mess is concentrated to a small area, something that Becca credits to a feature that leads the Roomba to go over an area repeatedly if it thinks it has detected a particularly dirty spot.

There is even an eye-catching tactic that Collegiate is calling reverse graffiti: The theme and logo of the campaign, "Positive and inclusive," along with the church's Web address, are power-washed into a dirty spot on a sidewalk, usually near a phone kiosk or bus shelter displaying a poster from the campaign.

When the Fukitorimushi finds a dirty spot, it lights up red, starts rubbing the dirt away and moves on.

Who wants to practice in a dirty spot?