Sentence examples for that is dirty from inspiring English sources

You can't clean something that is dirty and make it clean.

"Seaweeds of the South Fork," an exhibition of 41 of Dr. Liddle's algae specimens, runs Sept. 1 to 11. "Most people regard seaweed as something that is dirty," Mr. Barton said.

Even Cindy Adams, in a column in the New York Post, which elsewhere contains the single most beautiful aphorism of the summer—"Unhot is Warner's 'Eyes Wide Shut' thing"—called the Marilynana coming up for sale at Christie's an "insanely priced pile of junk" that is "dirty, stained, ripped, chipped, in utter disrepair".

"Now the addict goes to an alley to find a needle that is dirty and may have blood on it and then he sucks up water from a puddle which could have urine in it or rat feces," he said in an interview in his downtown headquarters.

Leaning against the door of his room, dressed in a characteristic Albanian white felt hat that is dirty and yellow with age, Mr. Plakiqi told how he lost his wife and daughter in an artillery attack by Serbian forces last year.

As those in the industry like to say; UAVs are made for work that is "dirty, dull and dangerous".

If you don't relieve it of dirt, rock or anything else that is dirtying it it may get infected.

"Tell me how many men you have slept with in one night – that's dirty, that's disgusting".

In 1977, she pitched up in a London that was dirty and strike-torn.

And so a sample that was dirty now came through as clean when it was tested.

They were thin, tired, hungry, wearing clothes that were dirty or too big for them.