On, over a narrow, red-dirt road, closer down to the gorge, across the long bridge, up and up the steep, writhing grade.

They were spread upon the dirt floor, a rich and luxurious display.

The Electrolux Dig more dirt demonstration.

Several dirt walls stretched also across the gorges, commanding the whole of the fortifications below.

Beyond the dirt pile gaped the mouth of a hole leading beneath the log.

After this experiment, I need not say that I wanted no sort of earthen-ware for my use; but I must needs say, as to the shapes of them, they were very indifferent, as any one may suppose, as I had no way of making them but as the children make dirt pies, or as a woman would make pies that never learned to raise paste.

The surface of the glacier was further characterized by dirt bands and the outcropping edges of the blue veins, showing the laminated structure of the ice.

Apalachicola was a sleepy Caribbean placepalm trees, dirt alleys, low concrete buildings built for hurricanes.

A few moments after, as I glanced across the road, I saw my boys burrowing away at their dirt bank, and their guest with them.

Mr. Penruddock suddenly discovered that Mr. Beer kept up a dirt-heap in the said back-yard, and with virtuous indignation vowed "he'd sarve the old beggar out at last.

id genus similia exercent, &c. like those people that dwell in the Alps, chimney-sweepers, jakes-farmers, dirt-daubers, vagrant rogues, they labour hard some, and yet cannot get clothes to put on, or bread to eat.

They had halted a day at his "fort," two adjoining log houses with dirt roofs, surrounded by a high stockade of logs, and built on one of several small islands formed by the branches of Black's Fork.

Perhaps I should say they were gray- and-yellow troopers, for the plastered mud and powdered dust of three months of active campaigning had made them of true dirt color.

Sometimes If I couldn't fin no dirt dobber nes I would git a spider web and make a tea den giv dis or else jes shake de baby by de heels.

Wen de babies had colic I'd take dirt dobber nest and make a tea, den giv did ter de baby.

We rattled along the hard highroad, paved with Belgian blocks, with a well-pounded dirt path at the side for bicycles, between almost uninterrupted rows of low houses and tiny fields in which men and women both were working.

"But they willunt stop, for aw the dirt peat maks an' they canna get ovens hot.

Her city eyes, untrained to nature's hints, failed to notice that the scraggy, smoke-dwarfed oak that sprang, somehow, miraculously, from the mangey little dirt-plot in front of the building had developed surprising things all over its scrawny branches overnight.

It's on a dirt roadoff Route 9.

After a man has been in a dirt trench for two weeks, absolutely cut off from the entire world, and when that entire world is at war, for a newspaper he will give his shoes and his blanket.

You saw him, a red handkerchief binding his brow, one foot advanced, knee bent, scanning the horizon for the treasure island from the vantage point of the woodshed roof, while the crew, gone mad with thirst, snarled and shrieked all about him, and the dirt yard below became a hungry, roaring sea.

[Organs and instruments of locomotion] vehicle &c 272; automobile, train, bus, airplane, plane, autobus, omnibus, subway, motorbike, dirt bike, off-road vehicle, van, minivan, motor scooter, trolley, locomotive; legs, feet, pegs, pins, trotters. traveler &c 268. depot

The water used was very foul, leaving stains upon a dirt-cart that was passing.

"Darkies libed in li'l old log houses wid dirt chimbleys.

Slave Houses "The slaves lived in log houses, dirt chimneys, plank floors.