dirty weekend

Still, probably just emergency supplies for those dirty weekends, I thought.

They've decided to see other people, but that won't keep them from spending an occasional dirty weekend together.

I always thought I'd like to be stuck there for a dirty weekend.'

"Not just a dirty weekend, but a dirty business trip," she said.

She is possibly best known for her role in the motion picture, Dirty Weekend (1993).

I made a mental note not to suggest a dirty weekend away somewhere - well, not yet, anyway.

'Are you heading off for a dirty weekend with the managing director?'

"Cuba was to parents of the baby-boomer generation where they'd go for dirty weekends or a honeymoon.

He must find out where she lives so he can organise a dirty weekend with her, he decided.

He got to go hunting for a runaway teen while his own daughter got a dirty weekend in Paris with her boyfriend.

(Start of a lot of dirty weekends theres no doubt.)

"Good Lord," she said, smiling, "I feel like we're sneaking away for a dirty weekend."

A dirty weekend is a romantic assignation which is commonly in a hotel so that the couple can sleep together.

Away for a dirty weekend!

Other roles include Baywatch and the film Dirty Weekend.

Empowered, Bella embarks on a dirty weekend in which she slaughters six more men by a variety of methods.

A dirty weekend in Brighton.

'We eventually fell madly in love and went away for a string of dirty weekends.'

Ay do you wanna dirty weekend?

She squeezed his hand and whispered, 'They think you're an irresistible older man sneaking off for a dirty weekend with your secretary.'

Helen Zahavi's novel Dirty Weekend (1991) for a story with a similar subject matter.

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"Dirty Weekend"

Brighton had somehow never managed to shake off its criminal antecedents nor its reputation as a place for dirty weekends.