Sentence examples for full of filthy from inspiring English sources

The Second Life Community Convention was, in fact, full of Filthy Fluno's friends.

Christina Patterson in the Sunday Times described the book as full of "filthy sex", while Amanda Craig in the Spectator preferred the term "graphic".

The swimming pool was half full of filthy water, and near the steps that led down into the pool lay a pair of abandoned flip-flops.

I lost count of the number of foyers I passed through modelled on the Palace of Versailles, only to be greeted by a room full of filthy carpets, fag-burned bedspreads and the smell of rotting meat.

Essentially, McGlue is the story of a guy who has been accused of murdering a man while out at sea among a ship full of filthy sailors, and who can only remember in blips.

At the police station, Abeid's cell was filthy, full of mosquitoes, and cramped; five other activists were also imprisoned.

Her apartment was filthy, full of old takeout containers, used paper plates and plastic utensils, boxes and bags crammed with the junk she'd been meaning to take out for years.

It didn't, of course, because Obama had already unloaded a bucket full of goodies for the filthy rich in return for extending benefits to the unemployed (but not the long term unemployed) along with a few other sops to the more than 98% of the population who have not been making out like bandits.

Bush officials said they had found offices full of trash, broken furniture and filthy carpets.

Full of drug references and robustly filthy gags, this is a stoner movie with a neat central idea – sentient food and consumer durables are unaware of what happens to them when they leave the supermarket – but an over-reliance on shock tactics and crude racial stereotypes.

As well as letting water through, sandbags become contaminated waste once soaked with filthy floodwaters full of bacteria, creating disposal problems, he adds.