Sentence examples for proclaimed clean from inspiring English sources

Proponents wore hats and T-shirts that proclaimed "Clean Restore Open".

Vaughters is a former Tour cyclist who is now running a proclaimed clean program that is competing in the Tour, in a different and vastly more supervised age.

An official-looking seal appears on the packages and in the ads, proclaiming, "Cleaned, cut and fresh frozen within hours".

But Fuller didn't care for protagonists who immediately proclaimed their clean-cut virtues or vices.

An early investor in Netscape Communications Corp., Amazon.com Inc. and Google Inc., Doerr proclaimed that clean-tech "could be the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century".

The government this summer proclaimed its desire to clean up the Internet, ridding it of pornography, gambling, violence and seditious material.

The current crop of sprinters, including Felix, have proclaimed themselves the new clean generation and want to persuade fans that the era of Jones and other drug users is long past.

But now, three weeks before a presidential election that could actually test the durability of Mr. Lukashenko's one-man rule, stickers proclaiming "Time to clean out!" have begun popping up on office-building walls.

Proclaiming they've cleaned up their acts, the corporations also lauded their contributions to charity but some grumbled privately nonprofits aren't quick enough to put the handouts to work so that donors reap anticipated goodwill.

In an interview with RadarOnline, 59-year-old Joe -- a self proclaimed past drug addict who is now clean -- says his son's "curse" started when he married the 29-year-old reality star.

"She's not getting a clean slate," he said, and he proclaimed that his Committee already has "two years' worth of material already lined up" for waging investigations and hearings against Clinton.