Sentence examples for stubborn stain from inspiring English sources

He spoke about "a chorus of common dreams" and "the stubborn stain of enduring racism".

Despite the country's transformation over the past two decades into a tourist hotspot, the cocaine and Escobar era remains a stubborn stain.

First was Swindler Cove Park in Inwood, a former dumping ground that the singer Bette Midler attacked like a neatnik scrubbing a stubborn stain in the sink.

He ran to the corner of the ground where England fans were in profusion and, his face split with joy, held out the front of his shirt as if asking his mother to explain a particularly stubborn stain.

He maintained that the issue "remains a stubborn stain on the industry's reputation" and said that "until progress is actually delivered, the perception that TV is still dominated by a 'luvvie' mafia dominated by white, middle class men will remain".

After ousting Montreal next, the Hurricanes dispatched the creepy Toronto Maple Leafs, an unsavory gang of whiners and bullies who stayed around this tournament like a stubborn stain in the living-room carpet.

For stubborn stains on durable fabrics, saturate the stained area with Resolve Carpet Cleaner before putting it into the washing machine.

Stubborn stains may be removed with solvents like rubbing alcohol or mineral spirits.

In a Sharp survey of 766 Japanese wives (women do most of the laundry), 86 percent complained about stubborn stains.

Researchers at Whittier College in California may have just the ticket for those stubborn stains -- a little fang juice from the Florida cottonmouth.

3) Pre-treat stubborn stains Getting stuck into university life is an important part of the experience, so it's inevitable that clothing will get stained with things such as beer, ketchup, and mud.