Her head hurt, and she felt grimy from the night sweats.

She managed to squirm free of his arms for a second and started to scream, but he clamped a grimy hand over her mouth.

The children who crowd these grimy alleys, half-clad and underfed, shrink away from your outstretched hand as if from a blow.

All three were disciples of Erasmus, the great apostle of a new, tolerant, scholarly religion very different from the grimy pedantry of the medieval doctors.

Cleaning - All watches get a little dirty and grimy over time.

A dirty, grimy stone will not reflect the light as well as a clean stone and the inner fire will start to fade.

Weighing in at an hour, TDS was swamped with brutal metal tracks, grimy sleaze-anthems, and even a piano ballad ("Hurt").

Her head hurt, and she felt grimy from the night sweats.

She managed to squirm free of his arms for a second and started to scream, but he clamped a grimy hand over her mouth.

Four apartments, cleverly labeled A, B, C, and D were visible through the grimy win­dowpane of the front door.

These little beauts have great stopping power and no brake fade - perfect for Britain's grimy, oily roads.

Skull is very heavy with a thick cranium Coloring Skull is a pale brown color, which is grimy in places.

Here a ramp leads down to the original station entrance subway with its white glazed brick walls now looking very grimy.

The accommodation was a wooden bunk in the back of a lorry, shared with two other clowns and four rather grimy tattooed laborers.

Their hands and faces were all grimy, and their clothes.

Coming off the slightly grimy platform at Manchester Picadilly I was most impressed by the rest of the station.

grimy back streets, or rows of chimneys belching back smoke.

grimy window, I observe the old man shuffle past with his new companion.

grimy industrial town.

grimy face, he holds a goats head by its horns over roaring flames.

grimy, knotted hands.

grimy white wall were the words 'The Gate Vegetarian Restaurant ' .

All three were disciples of Erasmus, the great apostle of a new, tolerant, scholarly religion very different from the grimy pedantry of the medieval doctors.