Sentence examples for sleazy move from inspiring English sources
Of course, he's really outraged because the president made a sleazy move on Natalie, the secretary David secretly pines for.
Noam Kugelmass, Philadelphia: Some might consider ABC's choice of Mel Gibson to produce a Holocaust mini-series as a pretty cynical and sleazy move by the network.
Grant Shapps, the Conservative chairman, has dismissed a call from a cross-party select committee suggesting councillors should receive higher pay as a "cynical and sleazy move" by Labour to raise funds for the party.
I suspect he did not provide it to the paper, and it seems to me a sleazy, invasive move, more typical of the NY Post than, say, New York Times. 1.
Rita moves through a sleazy world with good intentions and grows stronger as a result of her exposure to it.
Sleazy as hell, like a stereotypical move producer". Issa and Madden had met in 2009 at the University of East London.
The way you frame your query, such a move does seem a little sleazy and duplicitous — but we're already talking about political financing.
"Rebel Soul" (Atlantic) is his first album since that one, and his ninth studio album over all, in a career that's moved from goofball hip-hop to sleazy rap-rock to, now, preservationist American heritage music.
By far the smallest group, according to Mr Tillbrook, consists of those tricked or coerced into the trade.Why should so many people move to Britain voluntarily, just to work in sleazy massage parlours and sex flats?
In the English center you'll find the fancier silicone-laden "no contact" ones and as you move farther east and west they get trashier, sleazier, more French, and, of course, better.
