Sentence examples for had ever cleaned from inspiring English sources

I said, 'Why is this here?' Well, nobody had ever cleaned it out.

Realizing that none of them had ever cleaned a toilet, Birsel made it their homework assignment.

He managed to capture that and my extremely shiny shoes; it was probably the only time I had ever cleaned them.

I went about it, with the help of about a dozen paid professionals who said it was the most disgusting apartment they had ever cleaned.

I tried to recall whether I had ever cleaned the oval mirror before, whether I had ever bothered to dust the old mahogany frame carved with leaves and flowers.

But if you've ever cleaned a squash or even carved a jack o' lantern, you may feel a twinge of reluctance when you are presented with the dish.

If you've ever cleaned your home with baking soda, you know the wonders it can do in killing bacteria and brightening surfaces.

Jiri Fiedler, a former head geologist for Diamo who now is a director in the Straz region for Aquatest, a consulting firm based in Prague, said no uranium mining site where leaching with acid had been used had ever been completely cleaned up, and he felt that Straz would be no exception.

Apart from Uni, only four men had ever managed to clean-and-jerk the device: Charles Rigoulot, in 1930; John Davis, in 1949; Norbert Schemansky, in 1954; and Mark Henry, in 2002.

Hyler said no U.S.G.A. championship had ever adopted the lift, clean and place guideline.

Mr. Phelps, the world's most decorated Olympian, said he did not believe that he had ever competed in a clean field, and he echoed Mr. Tygart's calls for making the antidoping regulator more independent.