Sentence examples for hand grime from inspiring English sources
On the other hand: grime.
Wear gloves when washing to protect your hands from grime, wetness and anything icky.
He held out his hands, caked with grime.
His hands caked in grime from his repair job, Walter Brown coughed out a laugh when asked for his thoughts about Bernie Sanders, whose insurgent presidential campaign has electrified liberals around the country.
The steam engineer's face was streaked with coal grime, his hands were dirty too.
Her hands were coated with grime, but her fingernails were shiny pink.
They get their hands black with city grime, instead of proper mud and fall asleep to the sound of police helicopters, rather than the sea wind.
"This new form of word-of-mouth approval is the envy of marketing departments across all media," claimed one recent press release, simultaneously demonstrating the self-effacing charm so characteristic of the current generation of broadband Pooters, and explaining the multi-platinum global household-name success afforded blogosphere favourites Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Junior Boys, grime etc.
His hands were black with grime and he smelled of dried sweat after spending almost a week trekking in the hot sun.
His latest project – the Diamond in the Dirt EP – demonstrates his ambition: as confident turning his hand to a stone cold grime banger like Moshpit as he is to the RnB-infused Wish Me Well with Jessie Ware.
The authors of the new report, published on Monday, suggest exposure to the metals, oil and grease that don't get removed in the wash can occur both directly and indirectly: a worker may graze their lips with a towel while wiping off sweat, or touch their fingers to their mouth after using a towel to remove grime from a hand or tool.
