Sentence examples for great clean from inspiring English sources
The Last Great Clean Air Act Book?
"The hammered iron is kind of rustic, but still has a great clean line.
It reflected Wilson's new humility about his wondrous white light and great clean wind.
Kentucky therefore has great, clean water, full of calcium to nurture the bones of thoroughbreds who munch the ubiquitous bluegrass.
The ludicrous joke here is that Alex Rodriguez, who on Wednesday was baseball's No. 1 egomaniac, groveling back to the Yankees, has now become baseball's great clean hope.
But the language of AA plays provocatively with a simple word: "work". In one sense, sobriety is something that just happens, much like Wilson's great clean wind.
A few months ago, Keith Tenniswood played a great clean-up set at Warsaw, in Greenpoint: he spun crooked staccato beats while employees cleared away beer bottles and got ready to shut the place down.
"Here, where the Drina flows with the whole force of its green and foaming waters from the apparently closed mass of the dark steep mountains, stands a great clean-cut stone bridge with eleven wide sweeping arches," wrote Andrić in The Bridge on the Drina.
Earlier this month, the Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance at Stanford (he's the benefactor) named former New Mexico Sen. Jeff Bingaman, a great clean-energy champion, to lead its initiative to strengthen RPS policies in the states.
The New York Times discussed how this combination would help CEO Elon Musk move toward his aspirations for greater clean energy use.
"It's the breadth and complexity of the disaggregation of the oil" that is now posing the greatest clean-up challenge, the commander, Adm. Thad W. Allen, said at a news conference at the White House.
