Sentence examples for terribly dirty from inspiring English sources

"He was a terribly dirty little man, and terribly nosy," she said, "and I was glad to get him out of here".

By N. L. Spellman and E. B. White The New Yorker, December 22, 1934 P. 7 The Zephyr cars are getting terribly dirty.

Unfortunately, the race just got terribly nasty with its own "dirty tricks".

There is even a difference between, "We have reached our quota; go home dirty Muslim" and "We are terribly sorry that we cannot admit you; we wish you well".

It is a dirty little secret (although not so dirty or terribly secret) of modern flat-screen TVs: they look great, but they sound terrible.

Thomas was there, too, asleep on a dirty mat, and so was Sonny's mother, who was terribly sick.

The children he photographed may be dirty and dressed in rags, but for the most part they don't appear terribly mistreated.

Terribly, terribly sad.

Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.

Terribly exciting".

Terribly correct.