Sentence examples for greasy public from inspiring English sources

"With Yale friends, it was a greasy public health crisis". Another time, at a fancy recruiting dinner, he spat out his mineral water because he'd never tasted it before and thought it had gone bad.

Vance takes a new friend to Cracker Barrel, one of his family's favorite restaurants, but the friend can't enjoy it to him, it's just "a greasy public health crisis".

With Yale friends, it was a greasy public health crisis.

In other Midwestern ass news, Nebraska's "Butt Bandit," some pervo who smeared his cheeks and junk with Vaseline and rubbed a greasy moon print on public windows around town, was captured.

It is generally accepted that you don't walk into an interview or meeting, or make a public appearance, unkempt, unshaved, with greasy hair, wearing a grubby shirt or without a bit of makeup.

Elizabeth, who spends the early part of the drama speaking in aphorisms calculated to play well in public, privately condemns her people as "greasy filth and scum".

But I know a rumple-suited, tousle-haired, greasy-pole-climbing, opportunistic, public-school-educated smart-arse when I see one.

Before the vote, 19 members of the public spoke against the fire rings, describing greasy, soot-covered patios, toxic fumes, and unruly and sometimes law-breaking beach visitors.

CAMBRIDGE, England - WHEN you think of a public information kiosk, your mental picture might include greasy touch screens, broken trackballs and frozen monitors.

In Mexico, the latest anti-obesity public health campaign shows people with bulging stomachs eating greasy food.

So there still remains a woman roaming America whom Doug and Frank would dearly like to rub out so she can't make public all the vile things they have done to help Frank ascend the greasy pole.