RARELY has a government soiled its reputation as dramatically as Sri Lanka's.
He left his soiled pants outside the hut, but when he went to find them later they were gone.
Protozoa were detected in floor drains, standing water on the floor, soiled bars of cutting tables, plastic pallets and out-of-use hot water knife sanitizers.
The idea that the world was bound to be soiled and miserable, while fulfillment was to be found in another realm, was merely a reflection of a divided society.
The foreman pointed at my soiled pants and laughed, and the other workers laughed, too.
Part of this is to appoint somebody whose reputation has not been soiled by the whole thing.
The mirror, detached from it, rested against another wall, and the drawers were receptacles for a miscellaneous assortment of articles from soiled napkins down to bottle wires and dust.
The mud had soiled his socks.
Infection may also spread through contact with the soiled clothing or bed linens from a patient with Ebola.
As she and her colleagues describe in Waste Management, cultivating the right type of mushroom on soiled nappies can break down 90% of the material they are made of within two months.
In countries without adequate sewage disposal systems, faeces and articles soiled with faeces may need to be disinfected before disposal.
She soiled her dress with ink.
Label the first bin "Whites," the second bin "Light Colors" and the third bin "Dark Colors." Toss your dirty and soiled clothes into the appropriate bins as soon as you take them off.
Of course, if you ran your hands over the most soiled pages, picked your nose and rubbed your fingers in your eyes, you might well get an infection.
Held up in containers in the Israeli port of Ashdod since 2007, the first batch of shoes and clothes, most of them soiled, finally began to arrive in the strip.
And a single soiled undergarment can spread those dangerous bacteria to the whole load.
The soiled and the pure, the rich and the poor, the loved and the unloved.
