Sentence examples for call clean from inspiring English sources

The air has gotten cleaner, too — not clean, not even close to what most Americans would call clean, but not the unbroken, choking fug of 2004.

Andersen said: "Because the system in Russia has been tainted from the top down we can't trust that what we might call clean athletes are clean".

Meanwhile, subsidized tech what its devotees call clean tech is going nowhere outside Washington, put on the back burner in the "real world".

All of my photos are what you call "clean, wholesome cheesecake," and could be shown to anyone.

The remaining sequences generated from Illumina HiSeq and went through data cleaning process were called clean sRNA reads, and they were mapped to the B. rapa genome using SOAP to analyze their expression and their distribution within the genome.

"There is a thing called clean coal," he said.

To be called clean, any energy source must be clean from start to finish.

Now, however, a small company from London called Clean Streets is promising a permanent fix.

Like Pontius Pilate, we wash our hands of dirty deeds; Italy's anti-Mafia drive was called "clean hands".

Further, being drug free shouldn't be called "clean," with the implication that active addiction is "dirty".

One reason natural gas is called "clean" is because it emits 50 percent less carbon dioxide than coal when you burn it.