Sentence examples for seem to clean from inspiring English sources

But La Strada, whose pizza can be quite good, doesn't seem to clean up after itself as well as it should, particularly after wave on top of wave of the town's youths have passed through.

* The oleophobic screen does seem to clean slightly easier than the 3G's normal screen.

If you just can't seem to clean them, get some new ones.

All the Mets seemed to clean themselves up for this three-game series in Cincinnati, which will set up another series with the Yankees at Shea Stadium over the weekend.

Given that the Commission estimates that only 13% of comments are malicious, a mere 30% reduction only seems to clean up the muddied waters of comment systems a depressingly negligent amount.

Programmed cell death seems to clean the population over time, suggesting that aging in yeast (and possibly in higher organisms) may be programmed, since single cells sacrifice themselves for the benefit of the group.

This year's battle was surely between Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon and Jacques Audiard's A Prophet - both of which seem to have cleaned up everywhere else over the past 10 months or so.

We seem to be clean – that's a great relief.

True to form, we opted instead for flask whisky, dehydrated dinners, and a continuation of filth that we can't seem to scrub clean this year as we forge this wild adventure.

Eventually, though, my parents found out; at some point my mum realised she'd been routinely scouring a horrific toilet that didn't seem to get clean for six months.

At first it is just a breeze, and its night smells seem to wash us clean.