Sentence examples for makes dirty from inspiring English sources

Direct speech makes dirty deeds too clear.

He makes dirty old London sound like Shangri-la.

A carbon floor price, announced in late 2010, makes dirty coal-generation more expensive.

He dispenses bullets and justice with an icy gusto that makes Dirty Harry look like Mahatma Gandhi.

That makes dirty industrial processes irresistibly cheap—so long as they are not required to cover the costs of the pollution they cause.

What makes dirty bombs one of the more worrisome threats is that they would be relatively easy to make from materials that are widely available.

A few months before that, another had made dirty jokes as she was cleaning his feet.

The word liberal was made dirty by those who were unworthy of it.

If you make dirty jokes or have a good time at parties, then why get moralistic?

Now, soon I plan to make dirty jokes about Uhuru on Twitter again.

A carbon price might help, by making dirty fuels more expensive and encouraging private investment in renewables.