Sentence examples for may be washed from inspiring English sources

You may be washed up in London but you got a career in Bollywood.

Hold eyelids away from your eyeball and rotate your eyes so that all surfaces may be washed thoroughly.

During arthroscopy, damaged cartilage may be removed or the knee may be washed out with salt solution.

Vegetables may be washed, sorted, graded, cut, and packaged for sale as fresh products.

Their teams are mighty interesting, too, which may be washed over in the Har-Bowl mania.

But if cash keeps lapping up on foreign shores, the risk premium may be washed away.

And for people, the best strategy may be washing hands with plain old soap and water.

"There is so much oil under the sand, mud and oyster shells that tar balls may be washing up for months, if not years".

And just as the number of rating systems has multiplied, so too have the awards at the upper end of the spectrum, suggesting that a creeping wave of grade inflation may be washing away the boundaries of exclusivity.

Last week the outrage over the conclusions of the inquiry into the murder of Alexander Litvinenko once again put the spotlight on rich Russians in London, with concerns being reiterated that some may be washing "dirty money" through the purchase of property in the capital.

Oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, who specialises in tracking flotsam, says the Tjipetir blocks may be washing up on beaches for centuries.