Sentence examples for spotless means from inspiring English sources

Playing the game at a small stadium like Spotless means tickets are already scarce, which means supporters are even more vulnerable than usual".

Choose your best clothes, make sure that they are spotless (means no stains) otherwise you will not give a good impression.

Everyone wants his or her community portrayed as spotless, which means difficult portrayals should be applauded, even as they're criticized.

By spotless, I mean there is not a cookie crumb on the floor, there is not a blueberry-stained cloth in the kitchen sink.

Against that backdrop, prison life — which, in Japan, means spotless surroundings largely free of the violence in American prisons — may seem the lesser of evils.

"I mean absolutely spotless," says Duley. "I've never seen anything like it".

For her, that meant a spotless house and a full night's sleep was not in the cards.

Righteousness means just, blameless, honest, spotless, guiltless, innocent and flawless.

This means a killer CV, a spotless online brand (Google yourself if you think you have nothing to hide) and a way with cover letters.

"There was so little to do that there were fights over who'd mop the floor," says Rob. "That said, it did mean the cell was always spotless".

This doesn't mean they have to be spotless, but if you get your cleats muddy and want them to be ready for use again soon, wash them off.