He stuck a kitchen knife (or a pair of scissors, or a "three-inch dirty penknife") into the neck of his second wife, the second of six, all of whom loved and forgave him as long as their alimony was paid.
Dirty dishes in the dishwasher, dirty clothes in the clothes hamper, and I will so notice if anything on my coffee table gets moved even an inch!
According to him, they've retreated from the traditional calling of writers like Balzac, Zola, and Sinclair Lewis, because they've exchanged the labor of reporting for easy fictional games (postmodern self-referentiality) or for a few dull inches of ivory (minimalism, dirty realism).
The glass is dirty and three inches thick, and everything has a hazy, muted look.
Back at work the next day, picking Julie's dirty underwear up off the floor inches from the wicker basket, she had to keep reminding herself of her new relationship with Jesus and how it changed everything.
Make sure your hair is not chemically damaged (dyed repeatedly), very dead (split ends), or dirty, and is at least 8 12 inches (20.3 30.5 cm) long (depending on the organization).
Quick and dirty: Apple just announced an updated 15-inch MacBook Pro at WWDC, with prices starting at $1,699.
Simply slide your dirty, smudge-inducing finger across the six-inch screen and watch as the e-inked pages magically turn, just like a real book.
Some people said they had great views, but Ms. Pinover Schiff would arrive to find windows that were dirty or that would open only a few inches.
"There was about two inches of dust on everything, the kitchen's tiles had dirty grout and all the paint was peeling".
In an e-mail message, she called the car a "luxury liner" compared with "the dirty, beat-up New York yellow cab with its two inches of precarious passenger legroom".
