Sentence examples for clean enough to pass from inspiring English sources

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

Volkswagen says it will be the first to market with diesels clean enough to pass muster in every state.

Like the lobby, our room was full of chunky, IKEA-type furniture, and was clean enough to pass a white-glove test on the spot.

But starting with the 2009 model year, several automakers have developed diesels clean enough to pass muster in all states, including — at last — the big California and New York markets.

They drove around collecting sweaty shinguards and grimy cleats and bags of balls, even the cones used in drills, all of which he and his mother hosed down on their deck until the goods were clean enough to pass on to someone else.

With his sad-sack brown eyes and slumped posture, Blair makes for a fabulously unprepossessing antihero, even when he shaves off the crazy-guy beard and cleans up enough to pass for an IT manager, but there's a dignity in him that draws sympathy nevertheless.

There are a number of detox drinks that claim to clean your piss enough to pass a standard drug test, but only one seems to work flawlessly.

It was not good enough to pass.

But enough to pass a 10-1 Miami?

That should be reason enough to pass the bill.

They're not funny enough to pass as comedy, or convincing enough to pass as action.