Sentence examples for filthy ground from inspiring English sources

I'll be here, on the filthy ground.

Half-Life 2 In Half-Life 2, instead of picking ammo off the filthy ground like a common Windows user, you must go to an immaculate white Ammo Store where twentysomethings with fauxhawks will sell you immaculate white bullets, provided you haven't been murdered by an immaculate white Manhack.

There was a fist-size hole in a living-room window, the front door had to be locked with an ugly wooden plank dropped into metal brackets, and the carpet was filthy, the dirt ground in.

The flagrantly filthy (though actually grounded and principled) dialogue as well as the gory (but actually pristinely abstracted) action makes a mockery of a movie-ratings system that holds today's teen-agers to standards of innocence that haven't held since "The Age of Innocence".

Toilets are mostly nonexistent, or just filthy holes in the ground.

And there was no electricity; we used our cellphones to guide ourselves to room seventeen, where two young Syrian mothers lit a candle to show us their six small children sleeping on filthy mattresses on the ground.

Or when she risked being shot by a camp guard for darting away momentarily from a forced line-up to touch her parched tongue to a puddle of filthy water on the ground.

It was Mario for instance who, when the rescuers finally made contact 17 days after the first explosion, acted as jokey spokesman for the group, giving worldwide television viewers a rosier version of their situation than the grainy pictures of his fellow miners lying on the ground, emaciated, filthy, too weak to move, suggested.

27th over: South Africa 57-2 (Engledd led by six runs on first innings; Amla 8, Kallis 2) Kallis has a filthy record on this ground: 23 runs in four Test innings before this, one run in two ODI innings and 20-odd in his only T20 knock here.

Sethi remembers one epic argument with a factory manager who didn't want to upgrade his filthy dormitory on the grounds that it was built before the company created its global manufacturing principles.

Mr. Ramsay plays therapist, life coach and ogre here, getting the owner (also named Peter) to take down an apathetic chef who defends his filthy kitchen on the grounds that he is "just not a throwaway person".