Sentence examples for be clean of from inspiring English sources

Newsprint was short and owners had to be clean of Nazism.

The straw, having been harvested for its wheat or oats, should be clean of weed seeds.

To be accepted at the Outreach Training Institute, applicants "have to be clean of substances for a year," Mr. Armiento said.

They believe themselves to be "clean" — of drugs and alcohol and meat — but they're also tattooing each other, having unprotected sex, and getting infected.

An office building was found to be clean of anthrax spores, almost three years after it became the site of the first of a series of anthrax attacks.

Giambi denied using steroids until the leak of his grand jury testimony in 2004, and Pettitte claimed to be clean of drug use until he was named in the Mitchell report in 2007.

Computers will be cleaned of data to Pentagon standards.

Mr Bush has upheld regulations requiring diesel fuel to be cleaned of most of its pollutants.

"We have suggested that the Middle East should be cleaned of all kinds of nuclear weapons," he said.

Under federal law, they must be cleaned of invasive species clinging to their hulls before they can enter the ocean.

These objects need to be cleaned of support material added during the printing process.