Sentence examples for get nasty with from inspiring English sources

"It didn't take long for this campaign to get nasty, with scratchy-scratchy stuff appearing".

There were times when reporters would ask Parcells questions about a struggling player, and Parcells would get nasty with the reporters in support of the player.

When we asked Hazel if she had been to the council she looked blankly: "I was scared of complaining because I'm then thinking the landlord is going to get nasty with me and maybe throw me out".

Why not introduce an unwashed teen-ager who wants to lurk in his room and listen to old Anthrax LPs, or a wife so refulgent with good fortune, like Catherine Deneuve in "Belle de Jour," that she can't wait to nip back to the planet and get nasty with that guy from the tattoo parlor?

"I was wrecking that ball, but I think I was working on style too much and trying to get nasty with it.

I feel like I should clarify: I don't want to get nasty with any of these old fellas because they used to be hot when they were young, like the way moms want to blow Jack Nicholson.

A family got nasty with me and hurt me real bad.

Suddenly, debates over religion are getting nasty, with both sides beginning to look more and more like each other: both angry, both agreeing that Christianity has to be literally understood and evangelically expressed in order to count as the real thing.

The standoff was getting nasty, with violence threatened.

Specifically, Tinder and Bumble's battles have gotten nasty, with Tinder parent Match Group suing Bumble over patents, and Bumble suing Match Group back for fraudulently obtaining trade secrets.

At least not when that butt is getting nasty with the Mexican flag.