Sentence examples for gather dirt from inspiring English sources

Lulu Sawyer, a spy working for the C.I.A., accepts an assignment in Marrakech, ostensibly to gather dirt on terrorist networks, but also to reunite with an old flame.

So who authorised his mission to gather "dirt" on the Lawrences and their supporters - and who else knew about it?

Nixon personally directed and persistently harangued his staff to audit, investigate and gather dirt on his enemies for personal purposes.

"Any prosecutor who takes that position on meeting with foreign agents or officials to gather dirt on a political opponent is an idiot".

Trump on Sunday ramped up his attacks against the media in a flurry of tweets, including one in which he publicly acknowledged for the first time that his son Donald Trump Jr. met with Russians during the 2016 election to gather dirt on his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.

According to the leaked emails, a secret campaign to gather dirt, create controversy and disseminate negative publicity, was coordinated in the Manhattan offices of PR agency Brown Lloyd James (BLJ), who secured lucrative contracts worth $80,000 a month from the Qatari World Cup bid.

Trash sat uncollected for days and floors and stairwells gathered dirt.

(He was banned the first time for making illegal contributions to President Richard Nixon's re-election campaign, the second time for paying off a gambler who had gathered dirt on Dave Winfield, a star player who had fallen out of favor).

It was a sensible measure given the paranoias at the height of the cold war, and given what was going on in the United States at the time, where legendary FBI director J Edgar Hoover routinely gathered "dirt" on politicians for his own purposes.

Backwashing removes the gathered dirt and debris from your filter.

You could leave scratches, which would gather water, dirt and mold.