Sentence examples for seem to scrub from inspiring English sources

Yet there is one demographic group that cannot seem to scrub the Missouruh name from their speech.

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.

But you can't take this one away from the Crows, who seem to have finally scrubbed some of the stains off their season.

Not to worry though, Google seems to have scrubbed the Market clean, so go ahead and download those Angry Birds cheats to your heart's content.

Apple seems to have scrubbed the 11-inch MacBook Air from all of its online stores following its MacBook Pro presentation earlier today, and with that, the death of the 11-inch MacBook Air is official.

Mr. Assad's government seemed determined to scrub as many signs of its monthlong assault as possible from Homs before showing it to the world.

They are beloved by makeup artists, who seem to favour Sarah Happ's Lip Scrub (£19), rubbed in with a cotton bud, then removed with the other end, or Bliss's Fabulips Pout-O-Matic (£34), a set comprising an effective scrub balm and a faintly comical gadget (a bit like an electric toothbrush) used on film sets to give actors an instantly plumped up mouth.

As much as the nurse scrubbed, she did not seem to be able to get rid of the blood.

An-My Lê's vista of a scrub-covered desert would seem to be a fairly ordinary slice of the American West, but it's also the site of military exercises, and the line of white smoke rising in the distance is fresh evidence of mortar fire.

But "scrubbing" the data of false cognate assignments does not seem to be feasible for large datasets.

They found 21 variants that seem to help female birds ages 11 days to 90 days old comparable scrub jays lacking those variants didn't live as long.