dirty your hands

"Or enough of you who wish to dirty your hands with hard work."

"Don't want to dirty your hands cutting a deal with me?"

"You can dirty your hands and I can't, is that it?"

If you didn't want to dirty your hands, one of the others would've obliged."

"You don't want to dirty your hands with it."

You know, it's a great help if you can dirty your hands in some soil."

Now, it's up to you whether you want to dirty your hands with that sort of thing or not.'

"But don't worry, you won't have to dirty your hands."

Don't dirty your hands with his business.

Overseers are people you hire so that you need not dirty your hands with trivial details.

You'll dirty your hands."

There is no game at all, and what there is is not worth dirtying your hands over - it is not full-grown.

He took the noose into his own hands, saying "Don't dirty your hands" to the man who brought it, kissed it, and placed it around his own neck.

"Oh my God, I understand what he had hoped for," Ms. Rowley said, "but I think one of the biggest illusions in the fashion world is that you can be an artist without dirtying your hands with the business end.