Sentence examples for cleaned of grime from inspiring English sources

Should the marble colossus be restored to its original perfection or simply cleaned of grime?

The balls are cleaned of dirt and grime with a liquid formula that Lantz and Siwek keep secret, a common practice since everyone in the recycled golf ball business believes he has a breakthrough method.

Cleaned of thick grime, it is now being reinstalled at the station on the uptown platform of the No. 1 train, and it is on view from time to time when not covered for protection from ongoing renovations.

The recently completed restoration used laser technology to clean years of grime from the neo-Classical facade.

Classic westerns are clean: a bit of grime and dust but the actors and landscapes are not defined by the lack of Motel 6s and shampoo: think Shane and the Coen Bros. True Grit (the title defines what I'm referring to).

Irving's intention in Hitler's War was to clean away the "years of grime and discoloration from the facade of a silent and forbidding monument" to reveal the real Hitler, whose reputation Irving claimed had been slandered by historians.

But perhaps only a historic cemetery could dispatch Ivy League students to the roof of a century-old mausoleum to clean out grime and debris trapped in the gutter.

However, in a process tracked in a BBC2 Culture Show special to be shown tonight, the painting was cleaned and restored, removing centuries of grime and old varnish, dated from a paint sample and then studied by art experts including Christopher Brown, director of the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, an internationally acclaimed expert on Van Dyck, who confirmed it was the genuine article.

Clean the grime off with the cloth.

Clean any grime that settled under the old riempies.

In fact, you can use undiluted vinegar to clean stubborn grime, or use more water for a milder solution.