Sentence examples for dirty swimming from inspiring English sources

It tasted sour, like a dirty swimming pool recently bombed with chlorine.

Sulky and complaining, they fritter away the days watching television and lounging by their dirty swimming pool while getting quietly soused.

The oil paintings reminded me of looking through a car window in blinding rain and the bottom of a dirty swimming pool, among other things.

The paper's executives are also proud of recent additions to the paper, including a new weekly wine section and a regular feature, "Chronicle Watch," which takes on local irritants like dirty swimming pools and broken sidewalks.

The house in Cuernavaca, with its wild garden and its dirty swimming pool; the deep ravine behind it; the two volcanoes; the mescal and the tequila; the hallucinations and the lies; the ad-hoc pulley made from a towel that Lowry used to help his shaking hand to lift the first glass of the day -- all these things, familiar from the novel, are full of ghastly portent.

And because they are inclined to lay their eggs in dirty swimming pools and other fairly large bodies of water, they are relatively easy to manage — especially with the help of biological controls such as mosquitofish.

Given the extraordinary power it has given to the six Republicans and six Democrats on the committee, Congress should also take extraordinary efforts to make certain that they do not become the Dirty Dozen, swimming in the mud of undisclosed campaign cash.

Beach closings on Long Island cost New York State $60 million in 2007 and were largely caused by stormwater runoff that made water too dirty for swimming.

As recently as 1991, around a quarter of British bathing waters were too dirty to swim in but the threat of EU infringement cases and beach closures, has spurred a dramatic change since then.

In Kiribati's capital, years of poor waste disposal coupled with overpopulation and a limited supply of water have polluted the lagoon, making it too dirty to swim in.

A cold gone wrong basically, or gone worse" (Participant 6) "I'd say he probably had a cold beforehand which then turned into something more than that" (Participant 9) Acute otitis media was also associated with teething, ear wax congestion, swimming, dirty bathing water and the size or shape of the Eustachian tubes in children.