Sentence examples for grime settles from inspiring English sources
Under the half moons of fingernails, thick grime settles.
By the early 1990s, centuries of grime had settled into her lovingly carved folds and crevices and she was in desperate need of a clean-up.
By Arnold and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 11 , 1951P. 21 An office handyman asked to repair a leaky air-conditioner that had caused a coating of grime to settle on the secretary's desk took offense at her reference to the deposit of dirt.
He then found that some very clinging grime and soot had settled on him and it proved very difficult to wash off.
Although Grimes v. Kennedy Krieger Institute was eventually settled out of court, the appeals court comments threw the field into a state of confusion as its ethical underpinnings were called into question.
These smaller industries, allied to several farms in the Dryden Road area of the village (Dryden Farm, Orchard Cottage Dairy Farm and Derwent Crook Farm all survived in this area until the Second World War), generated a small economy in an area where inhabitants had built and settled predominantly to escape the dirt and grime of industrial Tyneside.
Avicii was forced to settle for second best while Grime superstar Tinie Tempah saw "Trampoline" FT 2 Chainz go straight to number three ahead of the release of his second studio album, Demonstration, later this month.
It's somewhere between Mumdance's zero-g grime and Klaus Schulze's otherworldly drones, settling lightly in the sweet spot between the here and hereafter.
Solid particles of dirt and grime are caught in the oil and tend to settle to the bottom when the oil is cold.
Somehow, with labels such as Butterz, Hyperdub, Hardrive and Rinse taking its instrumentals to ever-bigger audiences, grime has avoided the ruts into which underground genres tend to settle.
