Sentence examples for made a dirty from inspiring English sources

"I felt like he had a hold of me and didn't let go," said Chandler, who added that he did not think Noah made a dirty play.

And how could the renewable energy sector receive the supports and protections it needed to replace fossil fuels when "protectionism" had been made a dirty word?

But The Saturday Review's Hollis Alpert famously described it as "a dirty fairy tale," and Ann Marsters of The Chicago American allegedly told Wilder in person that he had made a dirty film.

"If you made a dirty bomb out of it, it's going to provoke fear, you would have to evacuate and you have to spend a lot of money cleaning it up; the economic destruction cost could be very high".

But my best guess is that when Megan finally showed her cards — when, like Don and also like almost every woman in this world except Peggy, she made a dirty trade — her bad behavior, her vanity, freed Don back up, set him loose from his own virtue.

"Once the socialists came to power they made a dirty word out of entrepreneur," says Holstein.

He and a partner also make a Dirty Olive gin.

You can use a small amount to make a dirty bomb".

"To answer your question, I don't know how to make a dirty bomb," she said.

"You can make a dirty bomb, which would be perfect for the Islamic State," the smuggler said.

"Is one density gauge enough to make a dirty bomb?" I ask him.