My mother thought art was dirt — like, you're dirtying the house.
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He's going to leave them in the dirt like he's left everybody else in the dirt.
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Mountains are covered in branchless trees, stuck in the dirt like the walking sticks of giants.
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I'm on the golf cart and I've got my hands in the dirt like everyone else.
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When Sarah follows him, she finds a massive, roiling pit that sucks up dirt like quicksand.
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It spits out water like a sea anemone and sloughs mud and dirt like a smooth stone.
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It has held up wonderfully, and even its bottom pads don't gather dirt like most other mice do.
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One of the biggest pros of rubber floor mats is that they won't stain or hold on to dirt like traditional carpeted mats.
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You see tractors pushing dirt like crazy to build the mountain ... followed by a crew laying out the sod to complete the magnificent look.
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Lawmakers were just trying to dig up dirt — like finding out whether the president broke any laws — for political reasons, Mr. Trump's lawyers argued.
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Once, we found empty beer cans stashed in the bushes, and bunches of thin cigar butts stuck in the dirt, like toothpicks in hors d'oeuvres.
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Like with the DC59, the new V8 also has an optional 'Max' mode that boosts suction for dealing with resilient dirt like animal hair stuck to upholstery.
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Thanks to the Dirt Detect feature, Roomba will even work extra hard when it comes across more concentrated areas of dirt, like high-traffic areas of your home.
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For somewhere out there is a human taking screenshots of profiles and maybe even developing a digital archive to help other curious minds find some dirt like this.
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She gave it to us on the arms, on the legs, everywhere she could (and the dirt, like crossfire, like shrapnel), till finally she'd broken two of them, and threw a boot down the hall instead.
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Maybe "Wheatfield" was just too ephemeral; it wasn't a triumph of heavy equipment over dirt like the best-known earthworks of the day, but a meditation on the tension between the man-made and the natural.
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For an installation last year, she stacked philosophy books amid a jungle of magnolia leaves, grasses and snapdragons, punctuating the scene with newly sprouted grape hyacinth bulbs caked with dirt, like tiny purple pearls in the wreckage.
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Donald really went in with the dirt like he brought up everyone who they slept with six years - apparently Germany has been sleeping with Russia on the down low and he put it out there and all he wants to do is talk.
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When I got to Sweetwater around 1:30PM, enterprising guests were just starting to shift the topsoil off her resting place — and they were finding things in the dirt, like a samurai-embossed coin from Westworld's sister site, Shogun World, and a rolled-up copy of the horse painting Dolores creates on the show.
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Saturday Night Thunder is a former ESPN program that showed USAC racing on Saturday nights. It began on Thursday nights with the name Thursday Night Thunder on ESPN2. It featured dirt (like Ascot Park in Gardena, California) or paved oval tracks around the United States, although it frequently featured tracks in the Indianapolis area. Various racing series were televised, including Silver Crown, midget, and sprint cars.
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In 1840, Custis agreed to allow a second road to be cut across his land. This road was covered in gravel, rather than dirt like the turnpike. It began in the south near the junction of what is now Virginia State Route 27 and Shirley Highway, and continued in a nearly straight line north-northwest until it reached what is now the intersection of North Fort Myer Drive and U.S. Route 29. For many years, this gravel road was known as Mount Vernon Avenue, but it later became known as Arlington Ridge Road after the great estate through which it passed.
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In 1840, Custis agreed to allow a road to be cut across his land. This road was covered in gravel, rather than dirt like the turnpike. It began in the south near the junction of what is now Virginia State Route 27 and the Henry G. Shirley Memorial Highway, and continued in a nearly straight line north-northwest until it reached what is now the intersection of North Fort Myer Drive and U.S. Route 29. For many years, this gravel road was known as Mount Vernon Avenue, but it later became known as Arlington Ridge Road after the great estate through which it passed.
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Left to a normal process of degradation it would take decades for this waste to become environmentally safe. On 27 August 2010, Shell Canada announced the opening of a commercial plant designed to speed the cleaning of the waste in these ponds, at its oil sands production facility in Alberta. The plant uses a technique developed by Shell Canada at a cost of C$30 million. Known as "atmospheric fines drying" or AFD, it takes the thick liquid output of the oil production process and over a period of several weeks with the use of a special flocculant and drying techniques, reduces it to a safe dirt-like compound.
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