Sentence examples for whitewash of from inspiring English sources

He was found to have incited a riot over a perceived whitewash of the investigation.

A recipe, you might think, for a whitewash of the United States' disastrous intervention in Afghanistan.

A similar tribunal in Chile was dismissed by its critics as a whitewash of the government of Gen. Augusto Pinochet.

But last autumn's 3-0 whitewash of the Kiwis under Smith had hinted at something much, much better.

Ramirez could keep his World Series rings and his 555 home runs, because vacating accomplishments is a cosmetic whitewash of history.

Asked whether Australia could repeat their 5-0 whitewash of three years ago, Ponting replied: "It's absolutely possible, there's no reason why not".

Goudsmit and other critics said those statements were a whitewash of an active bomb program stymied only by Heisenberg's misunderstanding of some basic physics of bombs.

A four-frame whitewash of the opening mini-session was duly completed and O'Sullivan strode from the arena with a hip-swivelling momentum.

They referred back to his previous innings against Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, and back further still to the winter whitewash of Pakistan.

The ridgetop where it sits ripples into low hills that run to the horizon, where the setting sun oozes orange, gilding the whitewash of the village bell-towers.

England have completed a historic whitewash of the West Indies, winning the fourth and final npower test within three days and by a resounding 10 wickets.