cleanly

But he comes through cleanly, making it all seem new.

She could get cleanly away before her parents caught on.

Had the rest of his program gone cleanly, he still might have won.

Nor is the decision always made cleanly, all at once.

She killed her first man cleanly, and with a single shot.

A five would have taken the water at the front out of play, so he's got to hit this cleanly.

In that day may we be put together more cleanly, Martin.

She put the card down and met his eyes cleanly.

Maybe too deep to get out cleanly, without doing some damage to her.

But I might, at least, force him to kill me cleanly first.

And he cleanly hit the shot, giving Washington its edge.

"Have I the right to ask that it be done cleanly?"

Covering the wall so cleanly really did something for me.

"It shows this issue is not going to fall cleanly on party lines, especially here."

Like all young things, he had healed cleanly and quickly.

As the weeks went by my hand healed, cleanly enough.

The beast died without a sound, cut cleanly in two.

The man's right hand was gone, cut cleanly at the wrist.

If you wish to die cleanly, this may be the night.

It had never burned cleanly and did not do so now.

No one could doubt that the majority would soon be dead, and not cleanly.

This time, he made the pass cleanly, and started to pull away.

Then he left her, moving swiftly and cleanly, not looking back.

It went cleanly from her hand, exactly where she had aimed.

Learning to walk so cleanly had taken three months of hard practice at the Academy.