Sentence examples for clean country from inspiring English sources

He will get a look at their drab, and now not even clean, country clothes.

"We want to be in clean country with like-minded people with access to clean food," Mrs. Harris said.

Even in our comparatively clean country, nearly two-thirds of Britons said "connections" helped people get the best out of public services.

A PLEA to compassionate New Yorkers: the time has come to open your wallets and help send a chorus boy or girl away from Manhattan for a week of clean country air and sunshine.

I don't like to see you come out to this clean country with oily hair and trussed up in those silk suits trying to pass yourselves off as decent Americans.

"Not that many people had any idea where Finland was, but if they did, they thought it such a beautiful clean country, and why would I choose to come to Byker?" She had ventured there because of Amber Collective, a progressive documentary project that she helped found, which chronicled the lives of working people in northeast England.

This is not to say that the Games should be held only in politically "clean" countries.

His later work has suggested that corrupt countries invest less in education, which pays big economic dividends but small bribes, than clean countries do.

The only way it might change is for the clean countries to turn around and say: 'You know what, we are not taking part in your tournaments.' But I can't see it happening.

Relatively clean countries such as Estonia or Chile attract more investment than do dirtier ones of similar wealth, such as Panama or Venezuela.For companies, the main conduits of bribery, the practice involves a cost that their managers and shareholders should be happy to shed.

"The only way it might change is for the clean countries to turn around and say 'we are not taking part in your tournaments'.