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After being given clean bills of health, the crew would have some time off.

Her dry cleaning bills alone would have broken most men.

We'll get our clean bills of health and then we can sleep easy at night."

Dry cleaning bills for the young analysts can approach $100 a month.

The firm gave both companies clean bills of health.

So figure 35 years' worth of extra cleaning bills.

You see, you and your companion have received clean bills of health.

"What's more worrying is the cleaning bills for the audience.

"The cleaning bills wiped out my profit of a few hundred dollars," she said.

That means added dry cleaning bills and shorter purchase cycles.

We task over dry cleaning bills while statesmen name themselves honorable men.

The three refused any payment, even for the obvious cleaning bills they would incur.

One other advantage of renting a dress is that rental companies pick up the cleaning bills.

The lighter colors are a luxury, of course, requiring more expensive cleaning bills.

You'll also face cleaning bills for your teeth.

Were you too late with the mop, you should have asked for dry cleaning bills.

Stanfield also requests clean bills from Joe and is accommodated.

Air Canada says it saves hundreds of thousands of dollars on its cleaning bills.

The med tech examined everyone and gave them clean bills of health except for superficial injuries.

Others fill the dryers and iron the clean bills.

For years white was considered a one-season extravagance, perhaps because all those cleaning bills seemed daunting.

High cleaning bills didn't matter to Ms. White, who couldn't contain her excitement.

Among the missing records are the backup documents to support $33,000 that was paid to cover the superintendent's dry cleaning bills.

They are far from stupid, which is exactly why they prefer the latest, cleanest bills.

Both Wales and Scotland reported clean bills of health from yesterday's respective sessions.