Sentence examples for no grubby from inspiring English sources

As our country's problems fall before technology's advance, the need for politics and its drudgery disappears: no fuss over compromise and horse-trading, no grubby catering to commercial interests.

After the show (and the plane-ride to DC), there's no stop for milk at the all-night grocery or convenience store, no grubby kitchen to clean, none of the usual kid-caused messes; the inevitable price for an evening out that moms, especially, come to dread but expect.

Bacteria such as E.coli (usually found in the gut) can also be found in the skin, indicating that beards are no grubbier than any other part of your skin.

But the players were no more grubby than the ugly minority of cretinous fans in white Islanders jerseys who had booed loudly enough to drown out the Canadian anthem before the game.

Ms. Caldwell was wearing no makeup and grubby running clothes, which she said was ideal: "It set the bar low for future appearances".

Worse, he has lousy superhero style, with sneakers and shorts (no cape), a grubby watch cap pulled over his forehead and buggy sunglasses that hide his (X-ray?) eyes.

Today's grubby wars leave no great figures behind.

There is a grubby patch of no-man's-land in East Vancouver that has long been studded with anonymous industrial units.

It has no one else to compete with Mr Vajpayee's national appeal, and will no doubt revert to grubby infighting in her absence.

It must be wonderful to be David Cameron, gliding through a life of such privilege he has no concept of how grubby most things are.

He set off with the little metal paintbox, his sepia ink, his running shoes; no credit cards, just grubby banknotes and Eurocheques.