Sentence examples for cleaner hands from inspiring English sources

But I'll be back on the 28th, refreshed and with cleaner hands than I'll have had for a decade.

As it happens, Ertegun had cleaner hands than many of his competitors, was better at paying out royalties and tended to be loyal to his artists.

Mr Brown's energy secretary, Mr Miliband is almost as close to the former prime minister as Mr Balls, but he has cleaner hands and more cordial relations with the remaining Blairites.

To Green leaders, state Democrats would have had cleaner hands were it not for what Mr. Wilson said was an offer by Democratic Party leaders and Mr. Richardson early in the year to help the Greens attain permanent major party status in the state if Mr. Richardson won in November -- in exchange for a promise that no Green would run in the governor's race.

"We have cleaner hands than a surgeon".

41 Additionally, the presence of soap at a handwashing station has been associated with significantly cleaner hands of household members.

A few times a year, use a vacuum cleaner (hand-held or full-sized with extension tube) to gently remove dust from the slots cut into the unit's cover.

Three years ago they launched Method, a brand of home-cleaning products -- dish soap, spray cleaners, hand wash and so on -- in one shop in San Francisco.

The company, which makes a range of products that utilise the sort of highly efficient motors needed for an electric car such as vacuum cleaners, hand dryers and bladeless fans, last year refused to rule out rumours it was building one.

That kind of time, at larger subsidiary such as First Manchester, would see Barker spend a week visiting "every depot at 5am when all the drivers will be there, then the engineers, and work out the best time to get to the cleaners, handing out my details to everyone".

Shrugging, the two cleaners, whose hands look like those of men twice their 40 years or so, concede that it is not much of a job.