Sentence examples for get grubby from inspiring English sources

When you're cooking, your hands get grubby, sticky and wet — not the ideal situation for handling electronics.

Morphy Richards Prism Kettle: £62, amazon The newest kettle kid on the block, this is one for pristine kitchens as we imagine those lovely angled indents could get grubby.

As for festivals, where once upon a time three days of baby-wipe strip washes, knee-deep mud and portable "facilities" were once confined to an "alternative" scene, who wouldn't now cough up a couple of hundred quid to get grubby in a field for a weekend?

It's made of wipe-clean PVC so can easily be cleaned if it gets grubby in a rucksack.

"Short People" is entirely dedicated to the mock degradation of the little: "They got grubby little fingers / and dirty little minds".

Play, she says, shouldn't be about spending time in front of televisions and computers; building dens and getting grubby are part of being a child.

The most passable versions tend to be those with the thickest fleece, which should be the palest caramel rather than bright bleached white which can look cheap and quickly gets grubby, especially at collar and cuffs.

Warnock has won promotion to the top flight three times (with Notts County, Sheffield United and QPR) and managed there with four different clubs, but he has never looked at home, always seeming slightly uncomfortable, resembling a boy forced into wearing a smart but uncomfortable suit when he would rather be out playing in the park, getting grubby.

Wear clothes that you don't mind getting grubby and dirty.

In the real world, it gets grubbier.

Both long to get their grubby mitts on the Mondrian at a bargain price.