Sentence examples for dirty weekend from inspiring English sources
noun
A weekend break for a couple, without their children, giving them the opportunity to have sex.
Slightly... Jude Law dirty weekend.
This painting is a dirty weekend in Venice.
They were twinkly-eyed as they reminisced about their dirty weekend in Eastbourne.
His short is called "Burberry" and spans a dirty weekend between two lovers.
In her poignant lead story, a harried mother having a torrid affair gets away for a dirty weekend.
So off we went for the first of many dirty weekends.
But all those dirty weekends can lead to the patter of tiny feet, so the company has launched Smith & Family, a collection of child-friendly places to stay.
The city always had a dirty weekends sort of reputation, and then in the 1840s it became a haven for criminals from London.
Don't mention B*******: Worthing's neighbour might have grabbed the headlines since Prince Regent chose it for his dirty weekends, plus it's the Down From Londoner's seaside of choice, but what use is that if no one can afford to live there?
And that charmingly seedy "great-place-for-a-dirty-weekend" vibe lasted throughout the gang-ridden 1930s of Graham Greene's novel Brighton Rock and the mods versus-rockers rivalry of the 1950s and '60s.
