Sentence examples for been washing from inspiring English sources
noun
The process or an instance of washing or being washed by water or other liquid.
- I'm going to have a quick wash before coming to bed.
Choudary has been washing brains for decades.
"I've been washing at my sister's house," said Fazari.
CMB is the afterglow of that event and has been washing through the universe since.
"It uses so much energy that we've been washing everything by hand".
In England, police report that bales of cocaine have been washing up on the beaches.
Loons have been washing up on the shores of Lake Erie recently, killed by botulism.
"I've been washing my hands a lot more now," Dr. Schadt said.
The crustaceans had previously been washing up along the coast in San Diego county.
"We've been washing our clothes at 30C," said Dariusz, "and found that the temperature doesn't seem to make much difference.
Soldiers had been washing their clothes in a dirty moat around the palace, and using a trench with three toilets.
"Do you know how Werner has been washing his muddy pants here?" she asked me later, in a lighter mood.
