Sentence examples for grubby pool from inspiring English sources
I remember a late night of playing pool in the grubby pool room at the Delta Kappa Epsilon house where we spent our evenings when George insisted on trying to complete a double-bank shot in the side pocket.
Think of nights like Peckham's Rhythm Section, housed in Rye Lane's gloriously grubby pool hall Canavan's, the Trilogy Tapes affiliated Local which hops from pubs to railway arches around Brixton, or The Occasional Feel Good which turns Herne Hill's Island Arts Studio into a wonked out disco daydream.
Through the 1980s, the Village held on as a gorgeous ruin, hospitable, once again, for writers, artists and all the stuff they loved: bookstores, theaters, art galleries, record shops, secondhand purveyors of all stripes, gay clubs, pool halls, outposts for marginal political groups, nutty merchants catering to obscure, unprofitable hobbies and a million grubby cafes and dive bars.
Grubby blue paper wrapper.
Politics is a grubby business.
Shabby, grubby Birmingham?
This time next week, a few million Americans will be filling out office pool betting sheets for the coming N.C.A.A. tournament, and I don't imagine that many of us will spend much time thinking about the sport's grubby past.
A dishcloth hangs from his grubby apron.
