Sentence examples similar to and become clean from inspiring English sources

However, this genius of social engineering got off the drugs, gained weight and became clean shaven.

WHEN John Lucas was in the business of coaching basketball and helping troubled players become clean and sober, he liked to say they had a "living problem," not a drug problem.

At the same time, they could learn that the Bronx River, once darkly described by an environmental lawyer as "dammed, diverted, channeled, culverted and polluted," has become clean enough for trout, known as the fish world's canaries in the mineshaft for their tendency to die in the presence of pollution.

If you use 1/4 cup of it and 1 teaspoon of salt in a clear shallow bowl that's not metal, use a paper towel and spoon and your pennies may become clean.

Birmingham and Solihull mental health NHS foundation trust Solihull Integrated Addiction Services offers addiction treatment alongside the housing, employment, benefits, daytime activities and aftercare services that can help someone become clean and stay clean.

What about recognizing their pain and their struggles and the degree to which that pain plays into their choices -- and knowing that the act of our forgiveness might help them become clean and healed, too?

and there are some preparation for those prayer above in order to become clean and ready for prayer.

Today is the day I will become clean and new!

She didn't become clean and sober until she was 26 — about Andy's age now.

"The seltzer changes the entire complexion of the emulsification," Mr. Moonen said, adding that the dip's surrounding flavors become clean and accessible when the seltzer is stirred in at the end.

And he evokes the sensory world of the office to illustrate changes in the workplace: "What had started as a dank cavern," he writes, "with towers of files crowded everywhere like dark stalagmites, had by the 1950s become clean and blindingly lit from within". Cubed" is a history of Utopian striving.