Sentence examples for making dirty from inspiring English sources
A carbon price might help, by making dirty fuels more expensive and encouraging private investment in renewables.
"But the trustees were retired businesspeople, and some busybody told them I was making dirty pictures in the basement.
Maxim Osadchiy, the head of the analytical department at Moscow's C.F.B. bank, explained the underlying logic of obnal: "Normally, money laundering is about making dirty money clean.
One thing he has made clear is that he will definitely not be making Dirty Harry 6, despite rumours to the contrary.
He was forced off his BBC radio show last after making dirty prank calls to an elderly former "Fawlty Towers" actor.
The rebels were "negotiating to get radioactive material, the primary base for making dirty weapons of destruction and terrorism," he said.
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.
A few months before that, another had made dirty jokes as she was cleaning his feet.
He dispenses bullets and justice with an icy gusto that makes Dirty Harry look like Mahatma Gandhi.
