Sentences with phrase «own grubby»

One could say that private equity funds have, at least in their thirst for assets and their run - of - the - mill returns, begun to resemble grubby, conventional mutual funds.
There's nothing wrong with this idea, but there's an obvious tension between it and Facebook's other imperatives, from the high - flown mission of connecting the world to the grubby business of maximizing the eyeballs on viral pieces of content.
The bigger risk is stymying our chances of ever discovering whether life existed on Mars before human beings and their grubby microbiomes get there.
The «job - killing carbon tax» line is nothing if not a dog whistle to westerners still fearful of Ottawa's grubby hands.
The lives of the very rich are fascinating, particularly when those lives turn grubby and sordid and tinged with tragedy.
Could it be God likes to see all these grubby humans groping around, arguing with each other over how long our hair can be and whether to cut our beards?
God is at work not among the rulers, Luke implies, but out there on the hills, in the grubby manger, far from the center of earthly power.
It has to be low enough to the ground for them to get their grubby tongues through the holes...
Long hair, short hair, skirt, sweats, grubby or make - up.
I had my hair tied up in a headwrap and a top - knot to disguise how grubby I had become.
As deliverance practitioner John Tancock helpfully says of demons: «They are grubby, dirty and furtive.
They are grubby, dirty and furtive.
After a bit of time talking with friends afterwards, I came home and took off my black clothes, put on my grubby shorts.
we've got to get our grubby mits on everything and everybody.
A major clergy killer is the gap between our momentary but stirring mountaintop visions of the kingdom of God and the grubby sociological reality of the church in the valley.
He's just another biased prejudiced religious fanatic; they're a dime a dozen, churned out by churches that seek to control every move you make and want as much of your money as they can get their grubby filthy hands on.
A British Prime Minister once called Mandela «that grubby little terrorist».
Luke's Jesus begins life in surroundings that are grubby, poor and human, with two very human parents.
Anytime man gets his grubby hands into it, delay and death follow.
I rub myself with oil, but not the type from lamps that grubby Natta likes to swipe, though when I get worn down and fiercer sun reminds me I should go and bathe, I shun the ballgames and the Campus.
Yet her hometown seems to have come under the moral sway of «grubby - minded little men.»
They saunter into church in baggy shorts, flip - flop sandals, tennis shoes and grubby T - shirts.
Growth methods don't ignore pain, conflict, and problems — the messy, grubby side of any marriage.
I am soooo excited to get it into my grubby little hands.
This, could not be any prettier, and I would be in major trouble if I ever got my grubby little hands on it!
Or whenever I can get my grubby paws on some kamut flour.
Can't wait to get it in my grubby little hands tonight!
Because I actually had fresh truffles in my grubby little hands I took the advice of a chef friend and cooked them as little as possible, adding them shaved with fluffy scrambled eggs, on top of fresh angel hair pasta, and added last minute to creamy mushroom soup.
And most of them can't wait to get their grubby little hands on candy I bought.
These Free From Pancakes for Babies and Toddlers hold together well and won't break apart or crumble when handled by (grubby) tiny little hands.
And what better time to protect our all mighty immunities from grubby little hands and crusty nostrils than some antizzy - oxidants.
And off I went to Whole Foods, where the produce manager had to go to the back room to get them, but I soon had my grubby hands on my pound and a half of Jerusalem Artichokes.
i am so happy for you and so excited to get my grubby little paws on the book!
I was just thinking how good they would look against the green frisee and golden tomatoes but then I remembered that they go a rather grubby shade of green on cooking.
Throw on some juicy cherry tomatoes, creamy avocado, crisp red onion and fresh cilantro all wrapped up in a corn tortilla and you've got a whole meal in your grubby little hands.
All the more reasons to get my grubby hands on Kinfolk!
It elegantly embraces several stereotypically Guy Things: fire building, beast slaughtering, fiddling with grubby mechanical objects, expensive gear fetishes, afternoon - long beer drinking, and, of course, great heaps of greasy meat at the end of the day.
This weekend, I'm hoping to get my grubby paws on some of the local corn that's just now bursting onto the scene.
But with the grubby yank still holding the purse strings it is looking bleak for the club
In theyears since the men of St. Andrews set foot on their grubby links, countryclubs have become a socially important part of American life.
I just wish that increase did not find some of its way into the grubby hands of his agent.
The only thing that will impact their grubby minds
And let's c how committed the grubby yank is to this club should be investing in club not taking out fake consultancy payments....
It appears that the nature photographer is free of the restrictions that mar many other vocations and make them grubby.
He sheds his jersey and he's a little less damp, but with a grubby gray T - shirt blousing over his belt he looks less like an athlete than like an enforcer from an outlaw biker band.
As you said the Mourinho / Mendes axis is powerful — lot of players in Spain / Portugal where this grubby duo will have first dibs.
An old man in a grubby jacket says, «He leads the life of princes.»
None of the 8 goals against Grubby can be considered soft.
And you can't because it's a logical contradiction - you don't even have to do any grubby work with the data and the documents to prove it, it's just proven by the meaning of the words themselves.
WFRF has teamed up with Cash Generator and we've got a copy of Fifa 14 to get your grubby paws on.
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