Sentence examples for terribly clean from inspiring English sources
Beyond Bush-Cheney fear-mongering, Miller's further complaint seems to be that people who camped outdoors in Zuccotti Park for two months were not terribly clean.
The trouble is that the opposition, too, is far from clean, and not terribly united.
Lundqvist made clean, if not terribly difficult, saves on the other two.
From £35; deliveries within London; theflowerappreciationsociety.co.uk Clean cut There's something terribly sweet about the old public service announcements, however bossy – and this advert for the Ministry of Housing and Local Government from the 1960s is no exception.
It's terribly good fun, and your brain will feel clean again.
Other descriptors used are "fast, clean and beautiful", which is all terribly non-specific so it's a case of wait and see what the partnership delivers.
They rarely mentioned the women, except to say things like (describing a terribly bloody murder in Stoke Newington) "a blonde cleaned up the place".
Chickens are not terribly time consuming, but you will need to feed and water them daily, keep their coop clean (which involves shoveling manure) and collect their eggs once or twice daily.
On Sunday the Times of India ran an editorial headlined 'It's Time for a Clean-up' in which it argued that "drastic steps" were needed for a side that "fields terribly, bowls pathetically and capitulates cravenly while batting".
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
