Sentence examples for begin to wash from inspiring English sources
"Abortion is a stain we must begin to wash away.
As the track grows, a whistle echoes the tonality of his vocals and growling synths begin to wash over the rest of the track.
Somehow, fear, regret and calculation all begin to wash out of his eyes even though his face doesn't move a muscle.
The rest included: property values had fallen 13.4 percent in Miami-Dade County in a year, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said that, according to its calculations of 15 years of ocean-current patterns, there was a 63 percent to 80 percent probability that tar balls would begin to wash up on Florida's Atlantic coast from the Keys north to Fort Lauderdale by mid-August.
Attention has now been turned to first-quarter earnings that will soon begin to wash over the Street, and expectations are extremely low.
Turn on the shower and begin to wash yourself.
Water has already begun to wash out country roads and to transform fields into ponds.
Their droppings began to wash into the surrounding shallows and pollute the water, he said.
"Prrr?" the cat replied, and then, dismissing the question, began to wash behind his left ear.
