Sentence examples for actually clean from inspiring English sources

The Teac can operate at all three standard playing speeds: 33, 45 and 78 r.p.m. (Actually, clean the record first, using a cleaning kit. Remember, your finished CD will dutifully replicate every scratch and pop).

"In the end Gotham is actually clean.

Was she actually clean this time?

"Others using the facility have questioned if the bathroom is actually clean because it is not being disinfected or made to smell clean and fresh".

Believe it or not, college students can be disgusted by the dirt they accumulate, and some of them actually clean their rooms.

I spent seven September nights sleeping my way around Manhattan (hmm, not sure that came out right), and can report that some of these low-cost places are actually clean, decent and occasionally delightful.

Picking up a salami, even the most guarded shopper might relax when they see rosemary extract on the ingredients list – but rosemary extracts are actually "clean-label" substitutes for the old guard of techie-sounding antioxidants (E300-21), such as butylhydroxyanisole (BHA) and butylhydroxytoluene (BHT).

The mechanism that actually cleans up the pollution in question is national or local policy, not wealth itself.

"When we first bought the house," Mr. Mingst said, "I opened the boiler door and, like Mary Poppins, actually cleaned out chunks of old coal".

While volunteers from the Mennonite Church are part of the mold remediation process, for instance installing siding to a home once the mold has been removed, they have not actually cleaned mold from homes.

"You know you're getting old when after getting wasted on a Friday night, you wake up the next morning to discover rather than trashing it, you actually cleaned your entire kitchen.