Sentence examples for sometimes clean from inspiring English sources

"I'm in perfect shape right now and I'm shooting fast and clean -- sometimes clean".

Bursts of wind may sometimes clean the vehicles, said Rao Surampudi, a project monitor at the laboratory, which is located in Pasadena, California.

As with cabinet minutes – and official accounts of sensitive events where you work, too, I expect – Hansard staff sometimes clean up the language as well as the grammar.

"Remaster" is a term borrowed from the movie business, where movie studios sometimes clean up and color correct original prints that were previously only available on VHS or DVD and publish them on new, higher quality formats.

In fact, these types of truths often seem to be inconvenient for both the courts and lawyers to contend with — putting them in a position where they try and control (and sometimes clean up) the narrative to conform to a more palatable view (and record) of a case.

The hind legs sometimes clean the genitals.

Ms. Aafedt has struggled so much to fill 10 job openings that she sometimes cleans rooms herself.

The neighbors had only nice things to say about the Cho family; the father sometimes cleaned the snow off his neighbor's car across the street.

In the early days of CNN, she sometimes cleaned the foreign desk with Fantastik.

For example, red wounds were often described as clean wounds, or sometimes fresh wounds: "Clean and well-granulated wound, ready for a skin graft".

If you have been having nagging, quirky problems with your Mac's performance or frequent unexplained crashes, sometimes a clean install of fresh system software can help clear up the problems.