Sentence examples for picking up dirt from inspiring English sources

"The ability of water-repellent surfaces to self-clean has conventionally been attributed to rain droplets picking up dirt particles," study leader Chuan-Hua Chen, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering and materials science at Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering, said in a statement.

We see Kirk sitting on the stairs of his porch to show he's pensive, picking up dirt from the ground and throwing it at the camera to show off his sex appeal, and walking through a field to prove he's a deep motherfucker.

Fan cleaning: Fans tend to get dirty during continuous operation, picking up dirt and dust from the air they circulate.

This is the time to bandage up her tail, using a clean bandage or nylon stocking or pantyhose to prevent the foal from picking up dirt on his way out of the birth canal.

Microfiber picks up dirt and debris and traps it in the fibers.

I suggest that you avoid colored grip tape because it picks up dirt and starts to look ratty and terribly over time.

Santee exists for the layman picking up dirt-cheap, super disposable accessories and items to cobble together a Halloween costume or party outfit.

It picked up dirt and dust, rolling them into the mouse and jamming the trackball.

It does not pick up dirt and dust as the gecko walks along.

It is tempting to buy a cheap rug, but it will feel rough and pick up dirt more easily.

You see the light streaming in through the window, the "No Smoking" sign, the black smudges on the dancers' ankles where their shoes, having picked up dirt from the wooden floor, transferred it to their tights.