Examples of 'are spotless' in a sentence

Meaning of "are spotless"

are spotless: Describes something or someone that is completely clean, pure, without any blemishes or faults

How to use "are spotless" in a sentence

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are spotless
All rooms are spotless and cleaned every.
Make sure those glasses are spotless.
Jews are spotless people descended from the prophets.
Please make sure all the lavatories are spotless.
Are spotless for every visitor.
Make sure the interior and exterior are spotless.
Both are spotless.
The sleeves of each assassin are spotless.
Records are spotless.
We have made certain that the walls underneath are spotless.
Our floors are spotless.
We can never see our Lord in peace unless our souls are spotless.
The hands are spotless.
Even the places where they keep corpses are spotless.
The subways are spotless - they look as good as the day they were made.

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Make sureyour arms are spotless.
The rooms are spotless but they don't have a TV.
History and genetics are spotless.
The rooms are spotless and the bed… wow!
Both personnel records are spotless.
Her clothes are spotless.
It is these who follow the Lamb wherever he goes, for they are spotless.
These papers are spotless.
Olivia, please make sure all the lavatories are spotless.
The surfaces are spotless.
Our contacts at treasury say Monarch 's records are spotless.
The windows are spotless.
Toothbrush… and razor are sanitized. The surfaces are spotless.
The markets are spotless.
Mascara, lipstick… Her hair's been combed. Her clothes are spotless.
Stations and cars are spotless.
Everywhere you go, the toilets are spotless.
Our safety records are spotless.
His finances are spotless.
Man, even the stables are spotless.
In the Resort, all hedges, roads, footpaths and communal areas are spotless and manicured.

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