Sentence examples for no longer clean from inspiring English sources

The following year, he told the AP that people were surprised he was no longer clean.

They take what they like and then they want more but their spoons are no longer clean.

What should have been white and fluffy looked dried and yellowed, and his wound was no longer clean and healthy but covered with crusty patches.

And, because from that day on she didn't speak, nobody spoke to her, either; her son didn't bother to wish her a good evening when he came back from the fields, and her grandson soon stopped kissing her when he got home from school, because she was no longer clean.

But with its safety record no longer clean, its economic promise will again be tested against the potential perils.

You will need to litter train the kittens as soon as they start adventuring, because the mother will no longer clean up after them once they hit a certain age.

Plath is no longer blond (the earlier blondness had been artificial) and no longer conspicuously clean.

Other neighbors had noticed that Ms. Copeman's front yard was no longer kept clean.

Censorship in Egypt is no longer the clean beheading of free press that it used to be, but the old methods still have an impact.

Colleges could graduate students after 3.5 years, FedEx could guarantee delivery by "whenever," not 10 a.m., and dry cleaners will no longer both clean and press.

At fairgrounds across the country, cheating in the mid-1990's prompted leaders of the 4-H and the Future Farmers of America to concede that junior livestock competition often was no longer good, clean, character-building fun.