Sentence examples for sort of washing from inspiring English sources

The first time I saw Holly Burn, for example, she was lying on the floor with a makeshift hooking device (I think it was a coat hanger, unbent), and was trying to get things off a sort of washing line above her head, in silence.

They were some pretty old people in the club, like people in their 50s doing this sort of washing machine dance.

"Everyone is sort of washing their hands of responsibility, and workers are left with sweatshop wages," said Marissa Nuncio, director of the Garment Worker Center, a downtown group that wants to improve working conditions in the industry.

If you are using a washing machine, do not start any sort of washing cycle yet.

"All men … even the sort of washing-up? asks Fellowes, making a sort of washing-up gesture.

When Jonah remained silent and sort of washed-out looking, Martin offered his son candy.

Covering a lot of familar arid terrain, John Ridley's film features Kelly Lynch and David Caruso as Jude and Ned, a sort of washed-out Bonnie and Clyde who get into problems when Jude takes off with some loot.

(I was told to cross my arms!) "You look kind of sallow and DIRTY," they add, as my face is yellow and the clothes are all sort of washed in grey.

He bequeathed us David Souter and Clarence Thomas -- sort of wash! Bill Clinton brought us prosperity and Monica Lewinsky.

Bread, biscuit and roll recipes often call for some sort of "wash"  or glaze before baking.

Balls are sort of contained, you just have to sort of wash the outside and it's a wrap.