Sentence examples for something cleaned from inspiring English sources
A businessman who was in Washington getting something cleaned up through one of the government agencies, struck up a friendship with the official who took care of him.
By Jervis Anderson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 21, 1945 P. 9 A businessman who was in Washington getting something cleaned up through one of the government agencies, struck up a friendship with the official who took care of him.
When I want them to do something — clean their rooms, say, or drink their milk — I address them in tones of polite encouragement to which they cheerfully respond.
"They want something clean, something black-and-white".
"There's something clean and kind of spiritual about tools in a way," Pyke says.
I'm looking for something clean to my eyes!" He sighed.
First, if sunlight is a disinfectant, then transparent government is meant to keep something clean.
"You make something clean, perfect, simple with beautiful fabric and nice lines and you wear it forever.
It is a pursuit that involves seeking a roof, a chair and some heat, maybe something clean to lean on.
There was something clean, even cool, about the scent of the struck match, the first exhalation of smoke.
A few years ago there was general agreement that if the internal-combustion engine ever was replaced by something clean, that something would be the fuel cell.
