(1) An older me should have taken a younger me aside years ago and had a stern few words in a dark corner of a dingy bar.

(2) I trudged through the snow and ice to the edge of town and got a room in a dingy motel next to the interstate.

(3) Today, through the clever use of windows and glass bricks, the warren-like structure never feels dingy .

(4) He was shaggy and a dirty person, his dingy white shirt full of holes, and jeans full of mud.

(5) The building he envisages for the association is a far cry from the dingy , dark hovel it occupies now.

(6) She looked around a dingy and dirty room that contained two stalls, but no other door out.

(7) Finding no one, she sighed and seated herself at a small table in a dingy corner of the room.

(8) The place is an eyesore, dingy and dark - not the sort of place that seemed safe to park.

(9) They are in a rather dingy room with a few Argos inspired design touches and in the presence of two young children.

(10) Who wants to go to a dingy playing room to get crushed in silence when you can go to the pub and talk to your friends.

(11) It's a dark room, with only a single bare bulb hanging from the ceiling, dingy walls, dark floor.

(12) A dark, dingy little shop that always smelt faintly of cigarettes and Pine-O-Clean.

(13) It was when I first moved back to London, and I was renting a room in a flatshare in a dingy house in Putney.

(14) Her attempts had led her not to a position on board a ship, but to this dirty, dingy waiting job.

(15) It stood at the top of Newport Street in Old Town, a dingy dark building measuring a modest eight feet square.

(16) When Kuruvila took over as headmaster, the school in the crowded George Town area was dark and dingy .

(17) It was a dingy place with a dirty floor and more dust than goods on the shelves.

(18) The hour-and-a-half long film is set in the claustrophobic confines of a dingy hotel room.

(19) Dust was everywhere, the floor was dingy and the once white walls were now a drab gray.

(20) The dark and dingy rooms have just one little room up a stairway, which served as a toilet and bath.