Sentence examples for heard clean from inspiring English sources

I find it moving that a century later, Ellen Terry's words can be heard clean and clear.

In place of the usual vague rumbling of double basses, for example, you hear clean, booming tones.

They want to hear clean, solid and informed; our show is bumbling, noisy, multi-layered and seems to not know its business.

Cannes audiences just heard a clean, hard crack: the sound of the Coen brothers hitting one out of the park.

I'd always heard how clean Canada was, how peaceful, but perhaps people had been talking about a different part, the middle, maybe, or those rocky islands off the eastern coast.

Instead, we heard long, clean, even lines, centered in the middle and upper registers of the horn; Mr. Turner patiently delineated his knowledge of harmony, running through unusual chords that fitted together by an original logic.

By now, you've likely heard of clean eating, or come across one of the millions of food photos tagged #eatclean on social media.

"I heard you cleaned my car".

But Ms. Oppens has never abandoned the standard repertory: anyone who has followed her work over the years may remember her thoughtful account of Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini with the New York Philharmonic in 1977 and will have heard her clean-textured, emotionally intense readings of the Beethoven sonatas more recently.

I heard they cleaned San Francisco up and got rid of a lot of the homeless people.

The Supreme Court agreed today to hear a clean air case that casts a constitutional shadow over the ability of federal agencies to administer programs within broad grants of authority from Congress.