Sentence examples for clean enough to enter from inspiring English sources

Robert Lange, director of the city's recycling program, said the bags posed a challenge for such large-scale recycling because many are not clean enough to enter the recycling stream and, once there, tend to wrap themselves around other recyclables.

Bad enough to enter the record book.

Firstly, it is small enough to enter all the zeolite pores.

"Clean enough to eat off of.

"But it's clean enough to have an office".

Jim remembers when snow melt was clean enough to drink.

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

The sound was loud and yet clean enough to allow conversation.

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

The resulting company is then deemed clean enough to pass a rigorous government inspection.

Under current COSPAR rules, the rover is not clean enough to go near it.