grubbily

Grubbily dressed men swarmed around the coach from all sides.

Still, I always assumed that if it hadn't gone against the grain of his stinginess, he could have lived somewhat less grubbily than he did.

On an early morning tramp in the direction of his father's estate, Phillipe encountered three grubbily dressed servants trudging toward the village with hampers.

Mal sat next to me, grubbily trendy in an unstructured silver silk suit, five-day beard, and shoulder-length hair.

She used words like "smug" and "self-satisfied" to describe her ministers who, she said, treated her "grubbily" as they committed "treachery with a smile."

The final impression is that Mao felt so far above the fray, even while so grubbily absorbed in it, that he ceased to have any clear sense of the country's terrible suffering.

The Times called it a "heady blend of Last Tango and Stealing Beauty, but one that combines the grubbily voyeuristic elements of each film rather than their relative strengths."

My room was everything I expected it to be - cold and cheerless, with melamine furniture, grubbily matted carpet and those mysterious ceiling stains that bring to mind a neglected corpse in the room above.

With any luck, we will have a close finish in the Derby and nobody will collect the bonus, which will then vanish as merely another corporate huckster scheme, grubbily tacked onto the image of a beloved champion.

It is, for instance, hard to say what precisely we are to glean from the image of a man having his head shot to pieces, other than the skill of the special-effects artists and the realization that, in their own grubbily picturesque way, the filmmakers are as beholden to a kind of romance as anyone.