Sentence examples for tough grime from inspiring English sources

How best to fight tough grime?

Choice comes down to personal preference, as both are effective at removing tough grime.

Together, they're a formidable force in bridging the gap between dubstep, the toughest grime rhythms, and the UK-via-Jamaica soundsystem culture to which both of those genres owe a huge debt.

This case would ordinarily be a tough sell:  Grimes has long had both feet planted in the Clinton camp, has received considerable support from the coal industry and in the mostly administrative position of Secretary of State, has never had to take a position on the hot-button social and economic issues that have made Obama unpopular in the Bluegrass State.

60D: [He's "tough on dirt and grime," per an ad jingle] is MR. CLEAN.

A couple of years ago I ran across an inexpensive gadget that enables you to get tough on the grime while limiting the damage to your fingers: a beautifully designed ridged washboard small enough to fit into your toiletries bag.

Although recent polls had forecast that McConnell would survive a tough challenge from Grimes, his victory was no sure thing earlier in the year.

He slid off his soaked pants and socks, and sat on the edge of his cot in a hallway outside the Brokers' Loft restaurant, eyes bulging and streaked with grime, a tough middle-age guy in his underwear, about to break down.

Go over each area several times, since the grime is tougher to remove than car dirt.

Let your feet soak for 10 minutes; the hot water will soften tough calluses and remove the dirt and grime that might have built up.

Not bad for humble grime.