With the Sterling trial, the CIA is airing soiled threads of its dirty laundry as never before in open court.
I studied the basket with distaste; dirty beige thread was tangled around the cracked handle.
In asynchronous writing mode, all key-value pairs are written to Cache, and the keys are marked as dirty, then flushing threads collect the dirty keys and flush the data to ZDB data file on disk asynchronously in background.
The Madison Hotel, when I found it through the curtains of rain, was a haven of dirty martinis and high thread-count sheets, but I had to wait for the dried-out morning to see Beale Street ("The Home of the Blues") in its sunlit finery.
And, children get their hands dirty, this month making zucchini ribbons, threading them on a stick and then letting them marinade in a fresh orange juice dressing (again, all ingredients available at the market this month).
With its "Boogie Nights" typeface and mustachioed dudes as slick and artificial as their Qiana threads, "Lovelace" promises the down-and-dirty best (or worst) with a snigger and pulsating beats.
And the mix of gingham tops and apronlike tunics recalled not merely the common threads of working women, black or white, but also their drift through the dirty '30s from country to city.
"He wrapped a dirty shop cloth around it, finished what he was doing, and, after lunch, pulled out a needle and thread, and sewed it up," Stiff told The Times.
And judging by this week's thread, the best way to get a song written about you is by being a low-down, dirty love rat.
Supertankers, each carrying up to two million barrels of the world's dirtiest oil or condensate, would thread their way through precariously narrow channels to the open ocean while emitting tons of pollutants into the coastal environment.
