Sentence examples for it's grubby from inspiring English sources

It's grubby work, but not as degrading, from Emma's point of view, as applying for and being rejected from publishing jobs.

It's grubby and it's secretive: it's backstreet politics.

It's grubby and appalling and I don't visit often, but I do nip in on occasion just to check what they're peddling and how.

It's grotty and it's grubby and nobody will feel good about it in the morning, but the fact that they were caught in the act makes it so much worse.

As with all cool technology, AT&T is getting it's grubby paws on a deal with RIM and will most likely support the move.

It's grubby.

Yes, it was grubby, but people liked it.

It is grubby and illuminated by a single lopsided lamp that spills more paraffin than light.

Gerald Kaufman, the Labour MP for Manchester and the likely father of the house in the next parliament, said "it was grubby, squalid and nauseous" that the amendments had been tabled at the last minute.

When Muddy's opened in the late 80s, it was grungy, grubby and the bathroom was frightening.

Tony Soprano, because he's grubby.