Sentence examples for clean filth from inspiring English sources
For little kids, there's Wishi Washi, a game where you simply use your hands to clean filth from onscreen windows to the whimsical accompaniment of the British music hall standard "When I'm Cleaning Windows".
"I need to clean the filth that drug traffickers impose on Brazil," he said.
To judge by what they say, some incoming Republicans see themselves as descendants of Hercules, sent by outraged voters to clean the filth from the Augean stables.
Varieties of fish flesh were pasted to his clothing, but he didn't appear to mind, unlike Hession, who concluded that the best way to clean the filth from his bluejeans was to tie them to a fishing line and drag them behind the boat.
Critic Alan Scherstuhl wrote in Village Voice that the film worked as "evidence that the first things our visual mass-media culture sold to its audience were comic licentiousness — and the impulse to clean such filth up".
However, whereas it took a century to begin to clean up the filth of the Industrial Revolution, improvements in technology are already cleaning up fish farming, at least where the industry is well regulated (see article).
It is on the small side, but very clean, without any filth on its skin.
In Xenakis's unmelodious music he lauds "beauty washed clean of affective filth, stripped of sentimental barbarity" — in other words, Romanticism, which he equates with kitsch.
The Insectarium celebrates the essential roles that insects play, from the breezily lovable honeybees and butterflies that fertilize our crops to the less photogenic crews that clean up our filth.
But there is no pressure or incentives to clean out the filth that erodes its reliability.
