Sentence examples for takes clean from inspiring English sources

But this market, you could say, takes clean money and makes it dirty".

The incinerator only takes "clean trash" and the municipality is careful to filter out anything that could be hazardous.

Does what it says on the tin: takes clean, slippery, disobedient hair and gets it to behave like it's been up all night partying.

THE ROOM My husband and I checked into a 300-square-foot Hürlimann Executive Room, which, like all the others in the hotel, had an airy feel thanks to gauzy white curtains, wide oak plank flooring and a design scheme that takes clean lines seriously (the phone was hidden in a sliding shelf).

This tiny little 8.2-megapixel touting digi not only takes clean and sharp pictures, but it also plays back music and video like its predecessor the i85.

In this design, the boiler takes cleaned biogas from the upgrading unit.

Take clean (ideally new) notes in £5, £10 and £20 denominations.

Most of us take clean and readily available water for granted.

First US public offering of solar bonds: can crowdfunding take clean energy to the next level?

Unlike rest of EU, UK Grid doesn't take clean energy first (forcing prices down).

In our office, we got clean water and right now we took clean water in a huge bottle.