Sentence examples for looking for dirty from inspiring English sources

Food Skills: Examiners will be looking for dirty dishes, banana skins, pizza crusts and toast crusts scattered throughout the house, as well as the ability to wreck the kitchen simply by cooking pasta.

Rajendran filmed what he calls "the game" of Skid Row, played not just by "the drug dealers and people looking to exploit things" but by the public safety officers "who go around looking for dirty homeless people who have crept out and tell them to go back", in an effort to maintain the rest of downtown's new "clean, touristy image".

Look for "dirty water dogs" (classic steamed Sabrett frankfurters) on potato rolls with toppings like caramelized onions or diced jalapeños ($2.50 apiece with two toppings) and hand-cut, skin-on French fries with a selection of dips like mango mint and rémoulade ($3 for small, $5 for large).

Look for muddy or dirty water.

I'm looking for the dirty stuff, the sun-baked stuff.

When David Tod Roy entered a used-book shop in the Chinese city of Nanjing in 1950, he was a 16-year-old American missionary kid looking for a dirty book.

As for the crisis of 1962, when the Soviet Union deployed nuclear missiles in Cuba, Gaddis rejects the old view that Khrushchev was looking for a dirty short-cut to nuclear parity.

If Burke has too much baggage -- he is still an American, after all -- there are other options for those looking for a "Dirty Harry" pope.

Creepy parents everywhere cried out for justice as they parsed innocuous lyrics to the favorite songs of sons and daughters, looking for possibly dirty words.

Back then, my friends and I used to page through Sidney Sheldon books at the beach, looking for the dirty bits and blushing.

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