I'm short-handed, but not so short as to engage an unwilling man, or a man who wouldn't be ready for any sort of dirty work.
When ye see him goin', ye know there's dirty work to be done!
Did they understand that society had to have coal and that some one had to do the "dirty work" of providing it?
Had two months of "dirty work" in the bowels of the earth changed him so?
Seems to me," said the cockney corporal, "that there was a deal of dirty work on both sides.
There will be dirty work," he said, "as sure as fate.
Dirty work ahead," I thought to myself, and went into the Colonel's room with the others.
A DIRTY WORK "A dirty work," said Dyer, rebuked for spilling Hundreds of lives to irrigate new lands.
A dirty work, but not for British hands, Dabbling in blood to earn each day their shilling.
It is dirty work, on account of the oil and ink used.
It is dirty work, and, I think, unwholesome on account of the dust.
It is wet, dirty work, and the women receive somewhat higher wages.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dirty work" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
