Sentence examples for would be dirty from inspiring English sources

Friends and supporters had warned him the fight would be dirty.

He once remarked of a dish I was preparing in advance that by afternoon it would be "dirty bacterial soup".

"Whether it would be dirty or not, he didn't care, he just wanted to try to get a laugh out of all seven of his children, and he did a pretty good job.

I guessed that the train would be dirty and crowded, a mass of people travelling in the light of a few twenty-five-watt bulbs, and it gave me no satisfaction to be right.

One of the frustrating things when I had first started this job--there would be dirty glassware up in the cabinet, and I thought, "How can you not know how to wash glassware?" So I decided I'd be very explicit about how to clean glassware.

Our planes couldn't take off, our trains couldn't run, our water would be dirty.

"We were unfamiliar with racing and thought they'd be dirty, with wrecked cars out front," said Cecile Ebert, the park's president and owner.

It'd be dirty work, occasionally dangerous and done without union backing, much like auto work had been before the U.A.W. "I want to be here to take this apart," Duane, General Rigging's electrical foreman, said to me this summer.

I would, I would look down 'cause I'd think you'd look and I'd be filthy, dirty whore … feel less than a whore, dirtiest thing in God's earth.

"Water is essential because it provides all our necessities," says E. Bulgan, 16. "If we didn't have water, our clothes would all be dirty and we would have nothing to cook the meals with.

My clothes would sometimes be dirty and the crew would panic".