Sentence examples for dirty suits from inspiring English sources

Karzai is no good and people vote as their warlord tells them to, he tells me over the dirty suits.

An old, hunched man in a dirty suit who only staggers and shouts bible passages from a megaphone and paints PEACE IS NEVER on project walls.

I propose that from now on, all Irish people should dress up as WB Yeats or Colin Farrell; dark-haired, devilishly handsome and talented boozers, rather than ginger-bearded career-drunks in dirty green suits.

"He was very dirty, his suit was too large," she remembered.

He was wearing a limp, dirty seersucker suit, a dirty Brooks Brothers button-down shirt with a frayed collar, and dirty sneakers.

He first appears in "Assassins" sitting on a park bench, wearing a dirty Santa Claus suit, slurping (the script uses that very verb) a can of Yoo-Hoo and orating into his tape recorder.

"These murky conditions provide cover for dirty business and suit many people," notes Mr Callipo.

Only a bunny could be at once so pure and so dirty — so perfectly suited to square the Pences' blandness with the subversions of "Last Week Tonight".

He numbers Lee Friedlander, Josef Koudelka and Robert Frank among his influences, while also namechecking, perhaps surprisingly, Helmut Newton - 'There's a directness there I like.' Teller's early fashion photographs undercut notions of glamour and elitism for a dirty realism that suited the burgeoning street aesthetic of the time.

Do you care if you drive a dirty car if it suits your needs?

At 24, I did not know how to dress, wore dirty ties and old suits that did not fit well.