dingy

When the light went on he saw a dingy room.

The room seemed dark and dingy after she had gone.

The sun had not yet found its way into the room, and the light was dingy.

Some men might have felt out of place in that dingy room, just as I almost always did.

What had brought her to that dingy little room to die?

No, we came a bit earlier because it was so dingy.

He was in the living room of a small, dingy apartment.

He walked in the dingy business area of the little town.

One was a dingy door at the back of the shop.

It was like another world to her now, after so long spent in the other, dingier part of town.

The woman has little going on in her life, and the apartment is dingy, without much of a view.

The shop on the ground floor was dingy and dark.

They did not often see a pretty girl in these dingy rooms.

The words hung in the air of the dingy meeting room.

It was a dingy little place with a metal door.

We could not but look upon these old dingy apartments with a more than common interest.

She led them down the stairs and out again into the dingy street.

They'd been lucky to get a place so quickly, dingy though it was.

The windows were so dingy I could hardly see out.

The alley door opened, and a young girl looked into the dingy room.

It was a rather dingy night, although a fair number of stars were out.

For five minutes, Tommy sat on the bed in the dingy room next door.

But she shrugged and followed the rest into the dingy room.

Even in that price range, he found places "dingy and small."

For nearly a month, he has been locked in a dingy cell.