Sentence examples for great dirt from inspiring English sources
Orson Welles was the best luncheon companion in history since he dished a lot of great dirt.
Conventional wisdom among breeders is that a great turf horse won't necessarily produce great dirt runners, which is where the big money races lie.
"It's got to be great dirt in a great place," said Cathy Corison, whose Kronos Vineyard, eight acres of gnarled 36-year-old cabernet vines, occupies a prime patch of Rutherford land.
This has the tradeoff of increased image clarity, but greater dirt visibility.
Dirt scores were similar for the mat and slat treatments while the wood-chip treatment had greater dirt scores.
Interestingly, in the present study, steers housed on the wood-chip treatment had greater dirt scores compared with the other three treatments and may be related to wetter underfoot conditions.
Indeed, exotics with their super low clearance and fragile chassis' aren't great for dirt tracks, or for Hot Pursuit events in which one prang from an incoming Ford Shelby GT 500 cop car is going to have them folding into pieces like an expensive work of metallic origami.
He detested slavery, preferred urban sophistication to the idiocy of rural life, championed an energetic national government (he wanted to replace the states with administrative districts, an excellent idea), and understood that commerce and industry were going to make America greater than dirt farming, cow herding, and cotton picking ever could.
Shampoo is great for cleaning dirt and grime away from hair, but it's not so great at taming puffy hair.
"We're seeing great companies selling dirt cheap," he said.
