Sentence examples for Spotless condition from inspiring English sources
The authenticity of the image was almost immediately called into question by British Army officials who pointed out that the soldiers and the Iraqi both looked well scrubbed, their clothes freshly pressed and that the truck that was said to be the scene of the beating appeared to be in spotless condition.
Given the inn's spotless condition, superb location, exceptional service and some of the best room rates in town, it was more than worth suspending your aesthetic sensibilities and letting the motel-tastic "architecture", hideous bedspreads and unspeakable wallpaper wash over you.
a quarter of a mile from the ocean and from his daughter, Angelina, 7, who lives with him half the time--and he appreciated the home's spotless condition.
The people of Western Samoa, population 190,000, are poorer, but the island is spotless and the simplest houses and traditional fales are in immaculate condition.
He gave her dresses which symbolised her character and condition - spotless white satin when she kills her husband and worn and dirty garments when she picks up the Ripper on the foggy London street.
The spotless trash vestibule smelled like a waiting room and was air-conditioned in January.
Your house should be spotless, and you need to leave the place you visit in the same condition you found it.
Seated in his spacious, spotless Midtown office overlooking the Hudson River and the Palisades, Mr. Roach discussed the condition of the economy in the slightly emphatic tones of someone tired of having to explain what, to him, is obvious.
Gil et al. [ 81] have demonstrated that nestlings of the Spotless Starling (Sturnus unicolor) develop larger bills and smaller body size in poor feeding conditions.
Judgments about hygiene influenced condom use, with unprotected sex said to occur discriminately and exceptionally under conditions of assumed low risk: "It happened, even without a condom, but he was married, clean, neat, spotless" (case 7, female).
