Sentence examples for dirty stage from inspiring English sources

Zhang Lijun, the environmental protection vice-minister, claimed China was cleaning up its pollution problem far faster than other countries during their dirty stage of development.

And then get on dirty stages in trodden towns – as one teen pal says, "I'm white, and even I'm scared for yow" – and then get gothically shafted by sleazy managers and agents, and sleazy white girlfriends, all in it for the goldbricking.

They claim that if the developed nations want to restrict the emissions of the developing nations, they need to pay for the technological leap to bypass the early, dirty stages of modernization and energy production as well as provide funding to deal with the current and future effects of climate change.

They claim that if the developed nations want to restrict the emissions of the developing nations, they need to pay for the technological leap to bypass the early, dirty stages of modernisation and energy production as well as provide funding to deal with the current and future effects of climate change.

It wasn't as if he tested "dirty" between stages in the Tour de France.

And Telly Leung performs an antic, amusing mash-up of famous movie lines — from "Gone With the Wind" to "Network" to "Dirty Dancing" to "Stage Door" — in the parable of the prodigal son.

To achieve its goal, the government unleashed the full force of the state: a militarised police occupation of the coalfields, a commandeered and manipulated criminal justice system, mass sackings and jailings – and the use of MI5, GCHQ, the NSA and special branch to bug, infiltrate, smear, manipulate the media, and stage dirty tricks against the union and its leaders.

She's dirty danced on stage with Snoop Dogg, gotten extremely thin, and was hospitalized for exhaustion in 2012.

His annual Dirty Disco South Stage block party, held in the heart of Toronto's gay district The Village, is the lifeblood to a weeks-long celebration.

According to his family, Ward frequently self-harms, barricades himself in his cell or sets light to it, and stages dirty protests.

Rod Nichols, the owner of Absolute Restoration, a tile cleaning and restoration service in Castroville, Tex., said his company attacks dirty grout in stages.