Sentence examples for clean enough to get from inspiring English sources

So equipped, the engines are clean enough to get Partial-Zero Emissions Vehicles ratings.

Men can chew what they like but won't be "clean enough" to get a lucrative job in Kismayo's port.

"I learned that it was hard to get your apartment clean enough to get your damage deposit back," said Robin Cork, a former University of Georgia student and bulldog fan who is now an interior designer.

I had been clean for long enough to get a Joint Honours Degree in psychology and sociology, but had relapsed after the breakdown of my relationship with my son's mother.

His brother eventually took him to Texas, where Corker cleaned up long enough to get a job driving tractor-trailers.

It is difficult enough to get clean, stable signals from a human.

Option #2: Pass a "clean" bill raising the debt ceiling enough to get through the next election (so the politicians don't have to embarrass themselves again).

Use detergents only enough to get things clean.

Water and a washcloth should be more than enough to get them clean.

He got another look from 10 yards out in the 57th minute but couldn't shake free of his defender and corral a twisting ball well enough to get off a clean strike on goal.

McCulloch said: "Bilel and I have been lucky enough to get a few clean sheets this season and some of the goals that have been scored against us have been unbelievable finishes.