Soiled

Patients, who [plantiffs 'attorneys] contend did not receive showers on a regular basis, walked around with catheters leaking and dragging on the ground, had wounds left untreated and were forced to sit in soiled bed sheets for hours or, in some cases, even days. ❋ Lisa Derrick (2010)

Into this upscale tableaux strode five Baluch men in soiled and unpressed shalwar kameezes, wearing turbans and to­pees, with stacks of papers under their arms, including the issue of The Herald with the cover story on Gwadar. ❋ Unknown (2009)

From her eyes poured two black rivers, down her face, across her red lips and onto her thin soiled shirt. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Two thousand dollars in soiled, sweat-stained fifties were clipped together in the bottom of my pack. ❋ Dirk Eshleman (2010)

Which is why every four years, we reach that part of the presidential campaign cycle where the family laundry comes tumbling out in soiled and smelly heaps. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I remember listening to Sean Hannity and Mark Levin bashing true conservatives and libertarians for not wanting our name soiled any more by these pathetic wastes of human skin that call themselves 'Republican' and pretend to be conservative to get elected. ❋ Unknown (2010)

As justice weaved a long road, along the way Craft has had her name soiled, her teaching job stripped, and her children taken from her custody. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Why don't you go sleep with 9,124,531,572 people, including dead folks, grampas in soiled diapers, and babies wailing in the crib in your endless quest to fuck as many people as this hi-tech Mad Libs has prophecied? ❋ Unknown (2004)

(a) Those children who present themselves unwashed, or in soiled clothing. ❋ Anne E. Montessori George (1912)

Death was preferable, in his view, to having such a name soiled in the haunts of jockeys and courtesans and usurers; and, keen as was the anguish which the conduct of the duke to his mother or himself had often occasioned him, it was sometimes equalled in degree by the sorrow and the shame which he endured when he heard of the name of Bellamont only in connection with some stratagem of the turf or some frantic revel. ❋ Benjamin Disraeli (1842)

Her lips tighten speaking of quitting time when the colored women filed out slowly to have their purses checked, the insides laid open and exposed by the boss's hand. when she recalls the soiled Kotex she saved, stuffed into hag in her purse, and Adam's look on one white man's face, his hand deep in knowledge. ❋ Staff (2002)

In a moment here, Martha Stewart's good name soiled by her criminal conviction. ❋ Unknown (2004)