Sentence examples for clean one of from inspiring English sources
ALBANY — Shortly after Eliot Spitzer was elected governor on a platform of scrubbing state government clean, one of his first orders of business was to sit down with government watchdog groups.
They managed to clean one of the two shower stalls in the shelter.
She would dye her hair a brighter shade of Nordic blonde, or clean one of her revolvers (she hankered for a Luger).
While the widescale looting has depressed many Iraqis, the looters have stripped clean one of Mr. Hussein's most notorious bureaucracies, the intelligence services, with special glee.
When assigned to clean one of Wright's masterpieces -- a glass door in the chevronlike "Tree of Life" pattern from the 1904 Darwin D. Martin house in Buffalo -- she discovered that there was little in print about Wright's windows.
However, now that he was relatively clean, one of Jay's biggest hustles was buying stolen scrap from addicts for bargain-basement rates at all hours of the night and then selling that scrap to legitimate yards in the morning at a profit.
In Vancouver, Weymi mentioned the pervasiveness of such anxieties: "Some of my relatives in Shanghai who are officials — all clean ones, of course — have told me stories about their friends who are fretting about the recent corruption crackdown.
He was carrying dry cleaning he'd made enough money to dry-clean one of his suits".
This winter she cleaned one of her paintings and went outside in the snow with one of Dr. Steiner's students to spray paint five papier-mâché nut masks for the show.
It could do with a good clean, though one of Ghiberti's brass doors on the Baptistry shines like gold.
Getting clean was one of the hardest things when we first arrived on the Tseax River.
