Sentence examples for washes from inspiring English sources

Today, Thoronka washes his set of spare clothes in the public toilets and then spreads them out on the grass in the park to dry.

It's that they have spent their entire careers in the kind of politics that washes its hands if ever it has the misfortune of touching a voter.

Only use the dishwasher when it's full – and don't leave it on overnight "I used to do two or three washes every day: I'd put the dishes in, start the dishwasher and then forget about it.

I usually do two or three washes every day: I put dishes in, start it then forget about it.

The afternoon sun washes through them in a mist of ghostly white.

His digressions, chronological shifts – time washes back and forth like an unpredictable tide – and forensic observations of the everyday are an astonishing effort to capture the vast mystery of consciousness through the techniques of a novelist.

Sunset washes Quito in gold.

Immigration officials, she worries, could get more power to weed out "abusers" from the desperate human flotsam that increasingly washes up on Japan's shores.

His satisfaction rating last week was minus 18, compared with a positive rating of 18 after the 2001 election, and one of 60 after the 1997 election.Tony washes whiterA dip in the polls is not, in itself, all that important.

In its statistics the health ministry has reduced the murder count by two thirds by subtracting "deaths from outside aggression, of unknown intent", of which there were 3,124 in 2011.The problem for President Cristina Fernández is that her government's statistical solipsism no longer washes with Argentines.

Whenever the market turns down, he pulls out his kit and washes his hands of any responsibility.