| Decades of dirt, pollution, bird waste, paint, and tar grimed the once bright brick. |
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| Sara leapt at Rin, clawing at her with inch-long nails grimed with dirt as though she had clawed her way up from the grave. |
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| He took off his shirt, by now grimed with sweat and dust, and laid it out in front of where he knelt. |
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| McCarthy, wearing a dented, oversize Dubya novelty head and a new suit grimed with food, is the president. |
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| The big natural arch of rock that overshadows them all is grimed with the dead black of smoke, and two great white crosses painted on the cliff mark the shrine. |
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| It was on a tow line, grimed in bottom mud and skirted in the airbags that had brought it to the surface. |
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| The white Roman columns that supported the faded stucco were covered with cracks and lesions, and the windows were either boarded up or too grimed over to see through. |
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| All grimed with coaldust, they swing along the street with their dinner baskets and cans in their hands, chattering merrily. |
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| The fingers he'd groped toward the bolts behind the tub were grimed to cigar stubs, and reaching made his sweatshirt hike up, exposing a soft white back. |
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| A ruffled honor,... scruples grimed and dull! |
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| His skin was grimed with dust, for he had ridden hard in scorching heat, and was anxious and impatient to get on. |
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| Fog from the river rolled up the street and the windows were grimed by soot, but Cartwright had not turned on the electric light. |
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