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37 examples of Clears in a sentence

It clears the forest, reveals the trees inside.
See, we all know based on our own experience that when you sleep, it clears your mind, and when you don't sleep, it leaves your mind murky.
So what this new research tells us, then, is that the one thing that all of you already knew about sleep, that even Galen understood about sleep, that it refreshes and clears the mind, may actually be a big part of what sleep is all about.
The fresh air clears his mind and help him think better.
It clears a significant barrier to biomedical discovery and innovation.
(Clears throat) 'I'm so, so sorry that I have to ask you for this."
(Clears throat) The violin is made of a wood box and four metal strings.
We have used such advanced technologies now and made them available in the most remote places that we put soldiers: hills of Afghanistan, Iraq ... They were quite proud of the fact that you know, before the dust clears, if some soldier has been hurt they will have collected him or her, they will have brought him back, they will be getting world-class triage emergency care faster than you and I would be getting it if we were hurt in a car accident in a major city in the United States.
Think of it as being kind of the bulldozing of a city or of a forest, because it clears it away.
(Clears throat) By Monday, over a million people were coming to this site a day.
(I.E:"I'm not going to be around when this check clears!")
'R Xmas is one of the only films I've seen where I can almost say that simply nothing happens.I felt as though I watched a drug dealing middle- class couple,with child,walk around,eat,smoke,converse(excuse me,swear)through most of the film.And I don't believe I'm missing the point.I think this film was well directed,well acted(although the husband's performance was rather wooden),and the constant feeling of impending doom around every corner certainly kept the viewer involved.But when the dust clears,your left with zero(just a boat-load of fade outs).I didn't want car chases,gun violence,beatings,etc.In fact,I'm sick of violence.But my goodness,let's at least get a bit deeper into all these characters(let's get to know each of these corrupt officers a little better-not just show glancing shots of them as street thugs).Why was the dialogue so juvenile?
I vote 4 because of the end, it clears up a bit and because I have a great respect for BBC documentaries.
In the last few scenes, until the last five minutes, there is an astounding amount of tension; then, the five minutes just clears everything perfectly up... very unsatisfying.
I hope that clears it up a little bit.
Wonderful movie that clears out your mind and leaves you purified when feeling so dirty.
Felling seven million hectares of trees each year, South America clears more forests than any other continent.
Some economists argue that there is little power in relationships where buyers and sellers consent to a price that clears a market.
(We will see how investors judge the dollar once the smoke clears and the huge expansion of US money and debt becomes evident.)
Europe can constructively participate in such discussion provided it first clears the way by:1. ridding itself of its constant indignation about the conduct of the Bush administration.
If the Fed does not postpone rate increases until the global economic weather clears, it risks an aborted takeoff – the fate of many economies in the last few years.
Other countries, such as Ireland, Britain, and the US, started with a much stronger fiscal position, but may not be much better off when the smoke clears.
History suggests that recessions are often renamed when the smoke clears.
That shift, in turn, clears the way for a generational change in leadership – and, more importantly, a transition to post-Oslo politics.
I hope it does not come to that, and that when the battle smoke clears, Cameron will be left – as he deserves to be – the only man standing.
So, when the smoke clears, London will remain an inviting location for banks, France will still be taxing bankers’ bonuses, and perhaps European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet’s recent tirade against a “bonus culture” will induce other European Union countries to follow.
Obama’s victory, despite America’s economic travails, clears the way for cooperation based on a sympathetic ear to others and on negotiations in which the US does not deny the legitimacy of a global public interest (as it has done, unfortunately, on the issue of climate change).
Likewise, the notion that blood cholesterol should be as low as possible clears a path to treating healthy people with anti-cholesteremic agents.
Debt reduction by itself clears the way for growth, but does not directly trigger it.
And on the political front, the chances of impeachment proceedings in the US have fallen sharply with the release of the Mueller report, which clears US President Donald Trump of criminal conspiracy charges (though it is not dispositive on the question of obstruction of justice).