Sentence examples for rubber dirt from inspiring English sources

Upholstery techniques were revolutionized in the 20th century with the introduction of molded sponge rubber, dirt and liquid retardants, plywood, naugahyde, and synthetic fibres, which created new springing, cushioning, and covering materials.

All manner of foreign objects can become embedded in a puncture wound, including wood, cloth, rubber, dirt and other materials; these may be difficult or impossible to see when treating the wound at home.

It's got great off-roading chops — for a nation of drivers that never puts rubber on dirt.

"They charged the field and started tearing up the pitching rubber and the dirt.

Serra and his friends went to the performances at the Judson Dance Theater, whose young innovators (Yvonne Rainer, Simone Forti, Steve Paxton) were experimenting with ordinary, non-dance movement and chance procedures in much the same way that the artists were using latex rubber, rocks and dirt, and random placement.

The food/kitchen waste was the major constituent (≥80% of total weight) of HW in city the followed by polythene and plastic (≈7%), paper (≈6%), cardboard (≈2%), glass/ceramic scrap (≈1%) and other miscellaneous items (e.g. cloths, silt, dirt, rubber; all ≈4%).

- – with glossy, pink tongues – a reoccurring motif in Freidman's work - instead of tulips, and mulch that is made of black recycled tire rubber instead of dirt.

Down below on Livonia Avenue, a black rubber glove, slightly dirt-encrusted, crouches defiantly in the middle of the sidewalk.

With cotton swabs, saliva and a rubber sponge, they removed dirt left by air pollution and possibly cigarette smoke.

He also said dirt and rubber buildup on the asphalt surface had made the 1.058-mile 1.058-mile the slickest ovalhe circuit.

Images of the player, clad in heavy boots and rubber gloves, digging out the dirt from a city street, quickly went viral.