Sentence examples for would dirty from inspiring English sources

IF playoffs were decided strictly by money, the Yankees would beat the Los Angeles Angels, the Red Sox would dirty the White Sox, St . Louiswould dispatch San Diego, and Houston would impose yet another postseason failure on Atlanta.

In that time he managed to offend Australians by suggesting asylum seekers could live in people's linen closets (although they would dirty up the linen) and that they should starve to death.

Patrice Nganang, a professor of cultural theory in the U.S. who has championed Mr. Meyomesse's cause, speculates that the government deliberately filed criminal charges because it had learned from the Teyou affair that libel charges invited international pressure, while criminal charges would dirty Mr. Meyomesse's name and make him unpalatable for advocacy.

I just said, 'That's it, I've had enough of your bullshit, I'm not here for that.' And then I lost it because one guy started complaining that I'd dirtied his stove".

Some F.B.I. agents who worked with Hoover have been grousing that portraying the feared first director of the F.B.I. as homosexual would "turn Dirty Harry into Dirty Harriet," as William Branon, chairman of the J. Edgar Hoover Foundation, put it.

She has tolerated impracticalities like the pristine white floors that their Great Dane, Tarmac, would inevitably dirty with muddy paws.

"I thought an older building would look dirty," she said.

(Pretty, but it would look dirty too quickly).

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".

Thompson dismissed objections that the flag looked too much like a flag of truce or would get dirty.