Sentence examples for clean enough to run from inspiring English sources

In the past few years, though, industrial giants like Bosch-Siemens, British Petroleum, and Philips Electronics have all tried their hand at building more expensive and sophisticated devices — stoves that cost between twenty and a hundred dollars retail, and are clean enough to run indoors.

It was clean enough to run in all markets without a costly urea injection system — an important consideration beyond the expense.

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

It should be clean enough to play properly again.

Miles of persimmon, apple and peach orchards line meandering mountain lanes where the air is crisp and rivulets and streams run with water clean enough to drink in a cupped hand.

Jim remembers when snow melt was clean enough to drink.

"Clean enough to eat off of.

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

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

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.