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31) The two girls paused, grimy and breathless, in the middle of the sick display.

32) Then the townhouses give way to dowdy apartment complexes with grimy windows facing the street.

33) The grimy blots grew closer and bigger, sudden thunderclaps made visible, and hurled the little planes from side to side.http://sentencedict.com

34) This is a grimy, forlorn industrial town.

35) The blanket was warm, if grimy.

36) Pug rubbed a hand over his grimy stubby face.

37) There is a grate on the grimy floor.

38) Suddenly a grimy hand was stuck out of the window.

39) His costume suggests work and subservience : work - goggles around his neck, a grimy face[Sentencedict.com], knee - pads.

40) It is a humiliating climbdown for a country that, until a few months ago, imported Polish workers to do its grimy jobs.

41) A disgusting , grimy, stinking drunk had been watching all this with great interest.

42) It has shuttered some of its grimy aluminum works on Beijing's orders to cut on overcapacity.

43) The recent arrival of Chinese traders in the grimy alleys of Soweto market in Lusaka halved the cost of chicken.

44) Something was sticking from the pocket of the little man's grimy shorts.

45) Truth, his place of work, towered vast and white above the grimy landscape.

46) Its windows are grimy with soot from Beijing's notoriously bad air.

47) The recent arrival of Chinese traders in the grimy alleys of Soweto market in Lusaka halved the cost of chicken. Cabbage prices dropped by 65%.

48) Heading south, it took 15 minutes to get beyond the town's grimy ring of light industry.

49) The thin phone book was grimy from being thumbed by filling station hands.

50) This place was grimy and low, the girls were careless and hardened.

51) The cell was a small room with a single lightbulb hanging very far away from the cement-decked ceiling; the floor was dark and grimy from urine, tears, sweat, and feces.

52) From their grimy swing doors and shutting, there came forth a smell of and sour beer.

53) He could see grimy roofs, factory chimneys and church spires.