Sentence examples for usually clean from inspiring English sources
We usually clean our fish outside the harbour, but that day we decided to go into the bay, where it was calmer.
"Suicide bomb injuries are horrific injuries; they are not like gunshot wounds, which are usually clean depending on where you are hit," Dr. Hicks said.
AUSTIN, TEXAS — When President Barack Obama speaks about the fuels of the future, his term of choice is usually "clean energy".
Big vintners, for instance, usually clean their equipment between uses and rely on commercially purchased yeast strains to ferment their grapes.
Foreign militaries that close down bases usually clean up after themselves, and it's not clear why hundreds of firing ranges — which troops used for training during the decade-long war — slipped through the cracks.
"During the 5 days a year that it rains in LA I usually clean my house, roast vegetables, and mess with a hi hat sample until I get pissed off and watch Netflix," says LA dance veteran Them Jeans.
Devices used in food industry that are connected by pipelines are usually cleaned using Clean In Place method.
Basit was tall, lanky, usually clean-shaven, and rakish.
Unlike the usually clean-shaven and uniformed conventional forces, the American commandos grow their beards out.
They are usually clean-cut and neatly dressed (the facial hair in the "I'm a Mormon" ads is thankfully atypical).
They searched the floors where she usually cleaned.
