Sentence examples for pushing dirty from inspiring English sources
Gone are the sullen women, pushing dirty mops, who were the conductors.
Dangling hundreds of feet above the ground, they sent a special welcome message to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper ahead of his first official visit to the White House to push dirty Tar Sands oil.
The ratings have plummeted for those shows: "Pushing Daisies," "Dirty Sexy Money" and "Private Practice".
Pushing the dirty metal teeth of the bucket into the earth and lifting it up to obscure the sun, you feel like God in a hi-vis jacket.
(China, by contrast, pushes clean energy at home and pushes dirty energy projects abroad and hopes to build 50 coal plants throughout Africa).
And at night, up there, the cool air off the mountains flows down and pushes the dirty air masses back.
NBC's My Own Worst Enemy and Lipstick Jungle, and ABC's Pushing Daisies, Dirty Sexy Money and Eli Stone were all canned in a single week late last month.
The first match in England's group, between Argentina and Bulgaria, was won by the south Americans thanks to what was described as a display of "hacking, tripping, pushing and any other dirty tricks".
In Queens, as night fell, big snowplows pushed piles of dirty, slushy ice from roads onto hapless pedestrians trudging across unplowed sidewalks.
But after the sun set, the police used tear gas to disperse them, causing hundreds to run on an already packed street, scrambling not to be pushed into a dirty canal and using bandannas to cover their faces.
