Sentence examples for bleached from inspiring English sources

They're not bleached or straightened or manufactured in laboratories, they're honest products of the natural world.

Hair that is bleached too unconvincingly to be described as blonde attracts a lower premium, but is still more marketable than any other colour.

Less than two years after earning global opprobrium by testing nuclear weapons, India has bleached, if not erased, two disfiguring stigmas: its status as a rogue nuclear power and its image as the squabbling sibling of its problem neighbour, Pakistan.

Over time, though, pas was fully grammaticalised, used along with ne as a general negative marker, bleached of its old meaning of "step" in this context (though it still means "step" in other contexts).

A high pitched whine from a carpentry shop almost blocks out the honking war between two SUVs, battling nose-to-nose over who will reverse and who will continue forward on my narrow street.I pass my laundrette, where Yousef, the Pakistani man who recently bleached my pink-collared shirt white, charges about 3 or 4 dirhams (around $1) for each piece of clothing he dry-cleans.

Multi-coloured prayer flags flutter on strings, bleached by the sun into pastel shades.Further north of the monastery is a vast lake that drains away at this time of year to leave pasture behind more food for the yaks.

If the temperature of the sea fails to drop, the coral will not acquire new algae and it dies a process known as bleaching.Vast amounts of coral reef have already been bleached.

In small-town workhouses, disposable chopsticks are typically bleached with hydrogen peroxide, polished with paraffin and treated with sulphur dioxide to prevent mould.Huang Bo, a film star, is among those who worry.