Sentence examples for much clean from inspiring English sources

Who has ever had too much clean air?

No one knows how much clean water the project will deliver; pollution problems are already arising on the eastern line.

The final scheme must be the one that generates as much clean energy as possible while minimising harm to the estuary and its wildlife.

So a 33% renewable goal means the country will be generating this much clean energy, but not all of it will end up in homes.

Audra Parker, president of the Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, the principal opposition group, said that the alternate site would produce as much clean energy and have far less impact on tribal and historic sites than the current proposed site.

"We're going to have to look at a couple of areas … we didn't get as much clean set-piece ball as we would want and Fiji were very competitive at the breakdown.

"We think it's been pretty much cleaned up and run democratically.

After two hours, I give him his $300 fee and a $60 tip, which pretty much cleans me out.

"They pretty much cleaned up all the anthrax so, as far as safety goes, I feel pretty safe," he said.

Once again the Avon, much cleaned up late last century, is an open sewer, thanks to broken pipes and effluvium from the chemical toilets that remaining residents must use.

"We pretty much cleaned out the island of immediate players," Coach Carrie Seymour said last week in an interview on the Pleasantville, N.Y., campus.