Sentence examples for going to rinse from inspiring English sources

When it comes to facial cleansers, Ms. Orcutt said, "There's no point in spending $26 on something with grapeseed extract when you're just going to rinse it off".

So if we have to accept that clubs are going to rinse this new market of happy-clappy, unquestioning, official merchandise-hungry fans for all they are worth, what's the problem?

For products that you are going to rinse out, this is not as big of a deal, but for products that are going to sit in your hair all day, or for several days, they should not contain drying alcohols.

When I went to rinse it, huge great clumps of black hair came out in my hand.

DJ Haram and BEARCAT played Flash Cocotte in Paris and prior to that they went to Rinse FM and had such a blast.

Am I going to be rinsed?" she asks anxiously (further note to older readers: "rinsed" is bad).

"12.32 which arrives in all good record shops on July 4th is a massive acidic disco-house number that we're pretty certain is going to be rinsed over the next few months by any DJ worth their salt, so why not hop aboard now and check it out below, exclusively here on THUMP?

After her orgasm I'm ready to bust, so I say I'm going to go rinse and run to the bathroom, where I rinse and jerk off".

On a Mission was initially going to be a Rinse mixtape, with the station's name in a larger font than hers.

Explain what is going to happen while you rinse her off.

That's because cold beach showers use, on average, just 1.2 gallon of water, whereas when people are required to go home to rinse off, they will use an average of 17 gallons for a hot shower.