A handwritten sign was taped to the grimy glass of the ticket booth.

The Sololá hospital was a six-story maze of red brick and grimy glass.

I glanced through the grimy glass with little interest, then stopped.

I stopped to read a few through the grimy glass.

A shaft of sunlight pierced the grimy glass, dust motes dancing about the floor.

A small guy with a big nose arrived and handed Kaplan a grimy glass.

He took one look through the grimy glass and fled, with his tail all bushed out.

The kitchen window was curtainless and looked out over a grimy glass roof where pigeons slept.

Rain was slashing against the windows, and Frankewitz watched the drops run trails across the grimy glass.

For a moment the water below him looked like some window, glazed with grimy glass, through which he was peering.

He was entirely fixed on the face that appeared to be staring at him from behind a grimy glass wall.

Even in the grimy glass and beneath the harsh, often flickering fluorescent lights, it's impossible to miss how beautiful he is.

Spider got out of the cab and stared at the grubby oak and grimy glass exterior of the ancient wine bar.

Set them out in a row upon the windowsill, among the dead flies, and pressed their flat faces against the grimy glass.

Perhaps my foolish little pictures will hang in another house somewhere and I will slowly see them blur behind the grimy glass.

Several feet down the tunnel, she had aimed her light at a small square of grimy glass that shone a dull green color.