Sentence examples for filthy deal from inspiring English sources

Nicholson wears a satanic goatee and mustache, and his eyebrows flip up and down like semaphore flags; he gives the ultimate mad-Jack performance, a free-ranging and spontaneous impression, complete with Irish ditties, of a man who relishes each filthy deal and bone-crushing blow.

Look at this filthy mess.

But though it looked superb, I can't recall a TV drama so utterly dominated by the performance of its lead actor, in this case Michael Sheen transcending even his own recent high standards (The Deal, Dirty Filthy Love...), bringing Kenneth Williams back to painfully vivid life in a characterisation for which the description tour-de-force is, frankly, pretty faint praise.

Ordinary Chinese and even the state media have been unusually critical of the government's inadequate measures to deal with filthy air.

"He brought filthy stuff out, and dealt".

Or a washer, plus £80, plus dealing with Filthy Pete the Plumber.

So much easier than dealing with Filthy Pete at 10.15 on a Saturday night.

He can spread around his filthy lucre -- made dealing in oil with Iran while it held American hostages, Iraq under Saddam Insane, and South Africa during apartheid -- on Bill's library and Hill's campaigns.

Only this time, we're dealing with filthy pirates.

She returned to Granada in 2002, where she produced the acclaimed dramas The Deal (2003) and Dirty Filthy Love (2004).

Other TV credits include producing Bafta winner The Deal and Royal Television Society winner Dirty Filthy Love.