Once that becomes filthy, haul out your old printing press.
In short, she hasn't been home from the night before, the filthy stop-out, and has no doubt fled from wherever she did lay her head last night, grabbed some necessary carbs to soak up the toxins and shame and is now wandering the streets lost in a fug of self-loathing.
She sounds confident in her lyrics, which remain mired in filthy-night-out-soundtrack mode.
And baths, 'cause people are gonna get filthy and stressed out, and they're gonna want to sweat out the toxins.
What must that do to a person both there, in the forest, and, for the lucky ones, when they trudged out, filthy, bone thin, and exhausted?
What must that do to a person — both there, in the forest, and, for the lucky ones, when they trudged out, filthy, bone thin, and exhausted?
The clothes disappeared, the last cupboard emptied, even the filthy mattress pulled out and put to use, taken by the sweeper who cleaned the toilets in the big house.
In more private settings, the rhetoric is the same — except that there are filthy jokes drawn out to twenty minutes, and longer quotations from his vast stock of remembered English poetry.
Rob Howell also excels himself with designs that range from the rainbow-hued beauty of the towering truffula trees to the monstrosity of the Once-ler factory, where the automatic knitters spew out filthy gloop.
from The Long-Legged Fly I was coming up on a cross street when a man wearing a filthy suit stepped out from around the corner of the building ahead and directly into my path.
