Nylon may be nasty to wear, but it scrubs up well inside a washing machine.
Anyone who has been caught in a nasty undercurrent knows the power of the tides.
So the life of man is the life of nature, the life of solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short.
There would have been much less "tariff escalation" -a nasty practice, by which higher tariffs are levied on successive stages of production.
Not only does cold plasma treatment avoid the nasty side effects that drugs often bring, but the ionized torch destroys bacteria indiscriminately -- whether it is antibiotic-resistant or not.
The baby spat out the nasty pill.
He copped a nasty whack on the head.
One of the accused was once a spokesman for a particularly nasty military junta.
a dirty fighter; used foul means to gain power; a nasty unsporting serve; fined for unsportsmanlike behavior.
The easiest way to think about it is that right now your body is focused on burning carbohydrates, leaving all of that nasty fat just sitting there.
Dutch folklore tells of nasty beings that would cut people's stomachs open during the winter, and if the stomachs contained the special pastries, they were immune to the sword.
I wrinkled up my nose at the nasty smell.
This will invariably attract nasty people as well as good people, and you'll soon learn that nasty people have rich incentives to be that way, and are thus very clever in their machinations.
I've found I can to some extent avoid thinking about nasty things people have done to me by telling myself: this doesn't deserve space in my head.
This room has such a nasty smell.
Other nasty effects: wrinkled and leathery skin, brown sunspots, and cataracts.
Barely five years later, after a nasty recession, the country began a period of uninterrupted economic expansion matched by no other rich country.
He will be nasty if you disobey him.
Lack of sleep has been associated with obesity, high blood pressure and heart attacks, among other nasty symptoms.
However, such logic is of little use in Germany and Japan, two big and rich countries that did not succumb to the boom's vices, but are nevertheless facing nasty recessions.
The heat generated by the underside of the machine is enough to cause a nasty rash, especially if used against bare skin for hours at a time.
However, we have to ask the nasty questions ourselves or other people will do it.
Hungary has witnessed a spate of especially nasty murders.
I'm going to try to bridge that gap, because what Sony is as interesting as it is nasty.
"This is not a depiction of the accidental death that Ovid wrote about," he says. "It is a painting about a murder, and a very nasty one at that."
I made the mistake of sitting cross legged on the floor without cushions. My ankle put pressure on my other leg’s shin bone which was a small ache to begin with but eventually grew into a nasty pain.
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