Sentence examples for might be washed from inspiring English sources
Like Sam Cooke, he seems to believe that his troubles might be washed away.
*Infant clothing, bedding, etc. might be washed separately from adult laundry, but no special detergent is needed.
Despite what you hear about the amazing properties of spider silk, I had not quite realised that it might be washed, boiled, carded, spun, woven and preserved.
When my parents had separated, my father took to washing his home-grown vegetables in a dilute solution of Milton's sterilising fluid; as if the messiness of life might be washed away from the stuff of life.
Some proteins might be washed away by dichloromethane during the preparation process.
Physicists studying high-temperature superconductors are seeing quantum waves, and if they've interpreted the undulations correctly, a much-debated theory of how these materials work might be washed up.
Lucky for Elliott he didn't solicit the advice of the renowned trainer, D. Wayne Lukas, or he might be washing windshields, or scrubbing down Smarty Jones, instead of riding him tomorrow from the 15th post.
The soil might be washing or blowing off the top of roots that aren't normally exposed to the elements.[10].[10]
Scientists have discovered why old birds never go grey with age, why green tree frogs turn blue when dead and why a red sweater might in future be washed with white shirts without turning them pink.
Wash your hair depending on its type; if you have dry hair, twice a week should do it - greasy hair might need to be washed every day.
It's an album that sounds as if it was being demolished even as it was being recorded, where a heartstoppingly beautiful melody might at any moment be washed away by a scree of white noise.
