Sentence for clean | Use clean in a sentence

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• Clean, dirty! (8)
• A clean breast of it? (8)
• They were quite clean. (8)
• I was clean out of my depth. (8)
• Reflection washed him clean. (10)
• So down he went, clean over. (10)
• He was always clean and quiet. (8)
• I will have the common clean. (10)
• His conscience was quite clean. (8)
• But the inn was clean and large. (2)
• Keep a stiff lip until you crashed, and then go clean! (8)
• His hands are clean, his nails well kept. (1)
• When she was clean forgotten, he yawned. (10)
• A bath and a clean shirt, and he might go. (10)
• Sand should be sharp, clean, coarse quartz. (17)
• The soul is clean, but the body is unclean. (12)
• It will be as clean as Randalls by candlelight. (4)
• She lay in a double bed, with clean white sheets. (8)
• The halls and stairs were kept very clean and nice. (9)
• Dodo, what can we say to put him clean off the scent? (8)
• Better for him to get away and make a clean cut of it. (8)
• The rain fell by the bucket, and I was clean done for. (12)
• Shibli Bagarag had smitten clean through the Identical! (10)
• He had the sturdy legs which are no legs to a clean blow. (10)
• Twenty-five, pretty as paint, and clean out of the running. (8)
• The captain shrugged over his clean abyss, where nothing was. (10)
• In other respects he was presentable, and his flannels very clean. (8)
• Such a lot of dirty people following, and some quite clean, Mummy. (8)
• The little rooms which Thyme entered were stuffy, clean, and neat. (8)
• Would it clean it any to pour a spoonful of water here and there? (13)
• Clean conscience granted, but so has your Malloring, it would seem. (8)
• I am fierceness, and the mountain wind; clean pasture, and wild rest. (8)
• With the new day they will become like their dreams, clean and pure. (13)
• But what slices of sunlight, what breaths of clean air, have been let in! (2)
• She scrutinized him behind; he was not green, and his knees seemed clean. (8)
• That vision belongs solely to such as have clean and disciplined hearts. (10)
• Yes; after all, give me the good old-fashioned, clean, convenient register! (9)
• The air was clean and sweet among all these green fields and green things growing. (2)
• How strength may serve for purity is shown When he himself can scourge to make it clean. (10)
• But Christian hurried into the next room, and returned with a jug of water and a clean cloth. (12)
• The first German trench line, and nothing alive in it, nothing to clean up, nothing of it left! (8)
• Why not get together half-a-dozen friends of the neighbourhood, and make a clean breast of it. (10)
• They liked him, and some of them liked him for his clean young life as well as for his cleverness. (9)
• There comes an hour when the veil drops on him, he not being always clean to the discreeter touch. (10)
• There comes an hour when the veil drops on him, he not being always clean to the discreeter touch. (22)
• Many had been cut clean off and their masses of foliage seriously impeded the progress of the troops. (7)
• He has, indeed, made almost as clean a break with his past as if he had really been drowned in the river. (9)
• Through the gap of half a mile the Confederates charged without opposition, cutting our army clean in two. (7)
• Pity seized on Frances Freeland for these little derelicts, whose heads and pinafores and faces were so clean. (8)
• Then he came back to the operating table, wiping his hands and arms on a roller towel that was none too clean. (13)
• There was the scent of freshly smitten bark and sap-wood in the air; the ground was paved with broad, clean chips. (9)
• Though his clothes were now so nice, his nails were not quite clean, and his fingertips seemed yellow to the bone. (8)
• Clean through the heart, does not tell us of our misfortune, till the heart is asked to renew its natural beating. (10)
• The man was so horridly vulgar; his gloves were never clean; I had to hold a bouquet to my nose when I talked to him. (10)
• The room is clean and tidy, very barely furnished, with a brick floor and white-washed walls, much stained with smoke. (8)
• The little square room was empty; it was neat and clean enough, with a pink-flowered paper of comparatively modern date. (8)
• Sullivan Smith became aware of a ravishing melodiousness in the soliloquy, as well as a clean resemblance in the simile. (10)
• To dabble among dishes in a bedroom may perhaps make clean the body; but the imagination takes no share in such a cleansing. (2)
• It was at time of change and no small national excitement; brooms were sweeping clean, and new offices had arisen everywhere. (8)
• And now is thy deepest regret To be man, clean rescued from beast: From the grip of the Sorcerer, Gold, Celestially released. (10)
• In the brilliant sunshine spires were glistening against the pearly background of the hills; the town had a clean, joyous air. (8)
• Say, Dahlia was false, and repents, and has worked with her needle to subsist, and can, and will, for her soul strives to be clean. (10)
• Say, Dahlia was false, and repents, and has worked with her needle to subsist, and can, and will, for her soul strives to be clean. (22)
• Smoothing his clean square chin and thick moustache hastily, with outspread thumb and fingers, he implored them to spare his nerves. (10)
• So the contest raged, Mrs. Chump being run clean through the soul twenty times, without touching the consciousness of that sensitive essence. (10)
• In Michigan the Booth Brothers control six clean, independent papers, which, for the local reasons given above, exercise a remarkable influence. (16)
• Ruth looked at Christian, shook her head compassionately, and hurried into the kitchen for a wet cloth with which to clean his spattered garments. (12)
• Between him and the terrier man, the last of the four wrote diligently, below a clean, red face with clipped white moustache and little peaked beard. (8)
• The parlour, brick-floored, with bare table and shiny chairs and sofa stuffed with horsehair, seemed never to have been used, it was so terribly clean. (8)
• Following the Italians came a regiment of Hungarian grenadiers, tall, swam-faced, and particularly light-limbed men, looking brilliant in the clean tight military array of Austria. (10)

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