| 1. | Today's top editors typically have far less seedy backgrounds.
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| 2. | They inhabit lofts in seedy, ergo trendy, East London.
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| 3. | Without copious irrigation, eggplant would be seedy and taste bitter.
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| 4. | Or perhaps he followed a seedy president down a thorny path.
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| 5. | A young man slouches on a sofa in a seedy apartment.
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| 6. | Storefront gun stores and seedy liquor shops never looked so grim.
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| 7. | No matter how seedy the bar, he always seems comfortable.
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| 8. | Not even a list of seedy places to avoid in Tampa.
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| 9. | Professional football has become a sleazy, seedy, squalid game,
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| 10. | This success has also encouraged many others to establish Seedy Sundays.
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