Sentence examples for damn clean from inspiring English sources

"The petrol engine has a bad reputation," he says, "but it's actually a very reliable and cheap piece of technology which, thanks to European regulation, is pretty damn clean.

Others just yearned for some damn clean underwear.

Now Denny Hastert was Speaker of the House until those Damn Democrats cleaned his clock in 2006.

The police claim that after the pay-off was made, Mr Koike cooperated with Nomura at the meeting.In this section Garbage in, garbage out Looking to join the caravan Another blow No bang Those damned dots Clean-up time Blood on the high streets Road map ReprintsYoshihisa Tabuchi, who is not related to Setsuya Tabuchi, has denied ever meeting Mr Koike.

They will take note soon enough if Mr Chidambaram tries to go ahead.In this section Blood on the high streets Road map Garbage in, garbage out Looking to join the caravan Another blow No bang Those damned dots Clean-up time Reprints.

Now, however, I have to clean my damn iPhone.

My first thought was "damn, this place is clean".

With its revival comes the vexing problem of how to clean the damn things (assuming that you actually play them, that is).

Recited by frustrated parents and other low-level authoritarians throughout our early lives when we've bitten off more than we can chew or refused to finish our beef stroganoff, this concept has become the single most recited-ad-nauseum mode of telling someone that they need to clean their damn plate, or they're a jerk.

Each dish was so damn good, each flavour so clean and clear, that saying no just because I was full felt like the act of an idiot.

Do you want some rock candy?" Or you could send hilarious emails to your family, timed on a schedule, each one relaying another clue as to the contents of your will, and then in the end you could tell them all you spent the money on hookers overseas (after all, you wouldn't be dead of those people would clean their damned toilet seats).