| That is, the long-term result of the whole dirty business is just as likely to be the consolidation of our form of constitutional monarchism. |
| In this way, Calderoli, former Reforms Minister, effectively declared the current electoral system in Italy to be a dirty business. |
| Elections are a dirty business, and Brown makes no apology for getting his hands dirty. |
| How much did rumors of past cocaine use and dirty business dealings hurt George W. Bush? |
| The sad truth was that, immediately after birth, a child could become a commodity that could be traded in a very dirty business, for adoption, organs or other purposes. |
| Before, he had always seemed to believe revenge a dirty business, all thundering muskets and brandished steel, a pleasuresome stench. |
