Sentence examples for taking clean from inspiring English sources
Takis and Demetrios were making short work of their eight birds, taking clean bones from their mouths and exclaiming that ambelopoulia were much better than they remembered; were rather good, in fact.
Interestingly top inequity was only observed for taking clean care of the umbilical cord of the newborn; the inequity was due to education.
Rejoice joyfully after taking clean clothes out of dryer!
But this market, you could say, takes clean money and makes it dirty".
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.
It is the first time researchers have taken clean whole samples from a subglacial lake in the Antarctic.
Mushahid Hussain, the information minister, says the government will take "clean, specific, single-minded" action against those "involved in terrorism".
