Sentence examples for clean enough to eat from inspiring English sources

"Clean enough to eat off of.

That's when our nearshore was clean enough to eat from.

Conventional wisdom says that a baby should be clean enough to eat off of.

Getting clean enough to eat became an elaborate 30-minute process.

The NUMMI plant, like plants in Japan, is hardly a picnic ground for workers, even if the floors are kept clean enough to eat off of.

If you are unfamiliar with the rule, if you were never a klutzy fourth-grader with a sweet tooth and a fistful of M&Ms, it is simply this: If you drop food to the ground, you have a five-second window to pick it up and the snack will remain clean enough to eat.

In his wonderful book One World, the ethicist Peter Singer makes some rough calculations to suggest that someone on or above the average salary in the developed world should devote 1% of their annual income "to those who have trouble getting enough to eat, clean water to drink, shelter from the elements and basic healthcare".

"Education, while not seen as life-saving, does contribute to saving lives," noted UNICEF Representative in Somalia Christian Balslev-Olesen, "because it provides a safe and healthy environment for children to learn, to occupy their minds, while we occupy ours with ensuring that they have clean water, adequate sanitation and enough to eat".

The next morning, the spa's interior is all calming blue mosaics and clean lines, and it smells good enough to eat, the air heavy with sea salt, rosemary and lemons.

No having to worry about having enough to eat or finding clean drinking water or anything like that.

He worries about people who don't have enough to eat or access to clean water, feeling like these world crises are his problems to solve.