Sentence examples for whitewash from from inspiring English sources

Never mind the 500 submissions from which officials drew their conclusions; they are still a "Whitehall whitewash" from a pro-Europe "bureaucratic elite".

It was all the more frustrating for the visiting camp that they failed to follow through after crossing the whitewash from their first attacking foray, their captain, Guy Mercer, scoring from a lineout drive in the sixth minute.

With England extending their trophyless sequence in meaningful one-day cricket away from home to well over eight years, he will want to hang around and prevent a 7-0 whitewash from sullying his CV.

There were shouts of "whitewash" from several members of the public who were present.

He was heavily involved throughout, triggered by the first score of the game when he intercepted Ben Fisher's loose pass to find the whitewash from close in.

A 40-month wait makes the craving for victory this weekend even greater - possibly even more so for Ipswich fans, who are still smarting from the 9-2 aggregate whitewash from 2010-11.

A charity providing support for survivors of child abuse has defended the BBC's use of an image of Jimmy Savile in its police drama Line of Duty, saying Savile's crimes should not be "whitewashed" from history and that it is important for drama to explore issues around child abuse.

This isn't the first time Croatian war crimes have been whitewashed from the history books.

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Aside from stereotypes and a lack of viable roles, Hollywood is notorious for whitewashing from the inception of film to modern day, especially when it comes to Asian narratives.

The gallery – which is located in an exquisitely restored whitewash residence from 1898, a few minutes' walk from the main square Plaza de Armas – collaborates with international artists and helps promote Peruvian artists overseas.