Sentence examples for will get dirty from inspiring English sources

This book will get dirty fast.

This may not seem intuitive, but all a baby needs is enough clothes to stay warm (not clean — they will get dirty).

He recalled to me, "My dad told me, 'Never wrestle with a chimney sweep,' which was a curious piece of advice to give an eight-year-old, but now I understand exactly what he meant: If someone plays dirty with you, don't play dirty with him, or you will get dirty, too".

"But," we say, "these books were sent to be read, surely?" "No," he replies, "they will get dirty, and where will I get any more?" I have seen a teacher in a school where there were no textbooks, not even a chalk for the blackboard.

Another caveat is that this thing will get dirty and scratched almost immediately.

It will get dirty, every candidate can assure you that.

This is dirty work and it will get dirtier.

It has been a dirty fight and it will get dirtier".

Do not dry furniture out doors if it will get dirtier in the street.

"My promise is we'll get dirty, we'll have a few laughs, and maybe well learn something," he said.

A woman named Edythe from Detroit yelled, "We tried going high, baby, but we'll get dirty if we have to!" A mother tossed her giggling baby in the air, and a woman behind me said what I was thinking: that she couldn't look at the whole mass of people without tears welling behind her eyes.