| It is a little walk down a muddy path but the waterfall is a sight worth dirtying your shoes for. |
| Discarded cigarette butts strewn outside Mayo's pubs are dirtying our towns, according to a Mayo litter warden. |
| Mud dragged out by vehicles and heavy machinery entering and exiting the site have also turned the road into a mudbath, dirtying cars and school busses using the route. |
| Pigeons carry 60 very nasty diseases as well as ruining our buildings and dirtying our pavements with their droppings. |
| It is keeping its distance for fear of dirtying itself by lending to governments and, perhaps, stoking inflation. |
| Just one month ago, Caterina Bayes was so afraid of dirtying her spotless Colchester home, she refused to let relatives and friends across the doorstep. |
