Sentence examples for clearing matters from inspiring English sources

Since that battle, clearing firms have been both winning some cases relating to clearing matters and losing some.

Even a cameo from acclaimed illusionist Derren Brown did little to clear matters up, as Sherlock suggested a confusing 13 ways in which he could have eluded death.

"And am not in my last year or looking to be sold just to clear matters thank you and going on loan to get games and cum back to arsenal".

Custer personally went to the White House to clear matters up with the President, however, Grant refused to see him three times.

The rest of the letter doesn't clear matters up any more -- but the situation is clear to most Virginia watchers: Kaine is terrified of Big Coal, personified (or rather, corporatified) here by Chicago-based Dominion Power (and financed by Citibank).

But her clear, matter-of-fact voice doesn't have much variety here.

But declaring American citizens to be enemy combatants, and therefore not entitled to basic constitutional protections, is a clear matter of domestic civil liberties.

So perhaps "transparent matter" or "clear matter" are better names.

But this tragic trend is also a clear matter of public choice.

Tuck recounts these events in clear, matter-of-fact prose that seems to sand down the emotional resonance to one, almost clinical, plane.

Out of that emerges a very clear, matter-of-fact no, which is a simple line that you're drawing that has some power and conviction behind it.