Sentence examples for making things clean from inspiring English sources

"Gene was very, very much a stickler for making things clean and sharp," Randy Jepson, the current gymnastics coach at Penn State, said on Friday.

Spring is coming, the rains falling 'with sweet vengeance, making things clean again sluicing down the hills to whisk away the dogshit like logs in the flume'.

She and her partner, Louise Vilsgaard, began importing top-grade white charcoal — long used in this manner in Asia — as an attempt to shift Western views about cleanliness: "We use chemicals and perfumes to make things clean," Lembcke says.

Don't rush yourself, take the time to make things clean.

Making things easier to clean and repair can reduce their being thrown away so quickly, which was the theme of Autodesk's recent competition.

"Those couple minutes of soaking time are going to go a long way in making things a lot easier to clean," says Kerr. It'll loosen food particles and save your hands from sponge-induced fatigue.

So for the sake of me and you, yo momma and yo cousin too, I'm predicting that the ATLiens return in 2012 to make things so fresh and so clean once more!

Nevertheless, she argued that Price should voluntarily step off the committee that vets development projects "to make things as squeaky clean as possible". Her group, which is critical of planning decisions at City Hall, has called for the county grand jury to investigate how "unusually large projects" are approved.

It won't make things any more clean.

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It's a dark drama about an addict who tries to go clean and make things right with his family.