Sentence examples for get your clothes from inspiring English sources

You feel like Gulliver, and you get your clothes dirty.

Or that you really can get your clothes whiter than white?

Laundry powders promise to get your clothes "whiter than white" – because white means clean.

So daddy told us, you all get your clothes together, we're going home.

"They'll do anything, get your clothes clean, get you food, books, newspapers, fill your canteen and get you smokes.

Because she failed to jump at his order to "get your clothes off before I tear them off".

The only real break comes around midafternoon on Sundays when, he said, "you can get your clothes cleaned or go to the grocery store".

You have to stick around for a few days, and a few days more if it rains, to get your clothes back dry.

"We're quick when we're on duty, but when we're paged overnight," Mr. Hayes said, "it takes time to get your clothes on".

"There's a lot of savvy in terms of understanding how the fashion industry works, how you contact publicists to get your clothes on celebrities, how to speak to stores".

It's like a statue, or a wonderful painting: you can see the remnants of horniness around them; evidence of a kind of get-your-clothes-off-now vibrancy that melted near-instantly to deep fatigue.