Sentence examples for first washing from inspiring English sources

The Upton Machine Company was soon supplying the first washing machines with "motorized agitation" to Sears, Roebuck & Company.

Cheap textiles, loosely woven from inexpensively dyed threads, fall apart at the first washing, leaving the buyer with the world's most colorful rags.

You knew that things were changing: your parents had just bought a new car, their first washing machine, their first television.

In the late 1950s, a new soap called Sqezy was introduced "as the world's first washing up liquid in a plastic squeezy bottle," according to StarBrands, its current distributor.

With the remaining $70, Faina owes $10.50 a month for a washing machine (her first washing machine ever), leaving only $59.50 for food, which is more than $15 short for a basic nutritional diet.

Infected people who do not wash their hands after using the toilet may contaminate surfaces they touch, like handrails and door handles, which may then infect other people who touch the same surfaces and put their hands in their mouths or eat without first washing their hands.

The first jukebox was invented here, the locals are happy to tell you, as was the first washing-machine.

The world's first washing-up liquid bottle made from reclaimed ocean plastic is to go on sale in UK supermarkets later this month.

We often dump clothes before the first wash.

The first wash was administered by a German scholar called Arnold Schering between the two world wars.

The men first washed in a restroom at the arrivals terminal.