Sentence examples for yet been washed from inspiring English sources
But Churchill's footprints have not yet been washed away.
The wearing of new clothes that have not yet been washed is also a purification rite, practiced, for example, in the spring of the year (October November) in Brahmanic India, where it is associated with the festival of lights, Diwali.
Typically aloof, the songwriter failed to acknowledge the honour for a fortnight, and may yet be washing his hair the night of the ceremony.
It, too, has been washed.
All have been washed away.
Indeed, Muhammad's corpse had yet to be washed before a row flared up among his friends, family and earliest followers over which of them should take his place at the head of the community.
Without the aorta, no loss of tone was noted, indicating that a precursor, as of yet unidentified, was washed downstream, thereby inducing vasodilation.
Yet many objections are being washed away.
In the men's loo a passing Arsenal fan had felt-tipped a crude club badge above the sink and Dave Murphy, an Arsenal fan himself, had not yet ordered it to be washed away.
Yet the kids' clothes were washed.
