Sentence examples for still dirty from inspiring English sources
Still dirty sand and dust with some broken stones.
"They're in your room, but they're still dirty".
Laundry comes back from the cleaners still dirty.
Her hair, still dirty blond, was bobbed above the ears and neatly parted on one side.
The town -- the industry, the culture -- is still dirty, even if we've stopped noticing the dirt.
The car was still dirty, and it did not appear to be washed.
"We are dressed about as badly as mortals could be," he wrote of one youthful adventure: "unshaven faces, dirty gray shirts, still dirtier yellow trowsers".
Biomass is one thing: burning materials like waste wood might produce fewer greenhouse gasses, but a biomass plant still dirties the air around it.
But in the early 1990s, it was still dingy and dirty, with only a few watering holes like the old Jules Maes Saloon.
Most simply assume that their pesticide-free carrots and still-dirty locally-grown potatoes come from ideologically progressive left-leaning farms.
Still a dirty word Why French politicians fear the street Reprints Related items Private pension funds in France: Still a dirty wordJun 6th 2002 France's general election: Give the right sort of right a chanceJun 6th 2002To which there is a ready counter.
