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"Stains" Example Sentences
- The wine stains on the carpet would not come out, no matter how hard I scrubbed.
- I soaked the stained shirt in a mix of cleaning solution and water to try and remove the coffee stains.
- The tablecloth had several old food stains that would not come out.
- My son's dirty hands left greasy fingerprint stains all over the door.
- We avoided the grassy areas because we didn't want grass stains on our new clothes.
- The blood stains on the carpet probably could not be removed.
- The art teacher warned her students to use paints carefully to avoid color stains on their clothes.
- The baby drooled and left sticky spit-up stains all over the bib.
- My toddler came back from playing outside covered in mud stains.
- I scrubbed at the rust stains on the bathtub, but they didn't budge.
- No matter how hard I tried, the ink stains remained on my hands.
- I covered the tomato sauce stains on my shirt with a jacket so my parents wouldn't notice.
- The rust stains on the shower curtain revealed its age and need for replacement.
- The mechanic's coveralls were stained with motor oil and grease.
- I regret eating cheetos while reading in bed because now my sheets have neon orange stains.
- The toothpaste stain would not come out of the carpet, even after multiple cleanings.
- I tried to remove the rust stains from the porcelain sink but gave up after an hour of scrubbing.
- The pen leaked ink all over my jeans, leaving dark blue stains.
- The yellow mustard stain on my blouse did not come out in the wash.
- The orthodontist warned me the red wine could cause permanent stains on my newly installed braces.
- I carefully brushed the grass stains out of the dog's white fur.
- The forensic scientist examined the blood stains for DNA evidence.
- My mom found grass stains on the knees of my jeans and knew I had been playing outside.
- The carpet cleaner had no effect on the pet stains left behind by our old dog.
- The rust stains had seeped through the paint on the old pipes under the sink.
- My tie remained stained with pasta sauce though I washed it three times.
- I had to throw away my once-white shirt because the tea stains would not come out.
- The inspector spotted a pattern of purple stains indicating a leak in the roof.
- I applied hydrogen peroxide to the blood stains on my shirt but it did little to remove them.
- The juice stains were stubborn and stayed even after multiple washes.
- I was embarrassed to wear my white shirt to school because of the red pen stains on the sleeve.
- The child's highchair was covered in ketchup and mustard stains.
- I tried writing over the ink stains on the desk to hide them from the teacher.
- I regret leaning against the sofa arm with my muddy jeans because now there are dark stains in the fabric.
- My mother scolded me for getting ink stains on my brand new notebook.
- I carefully spot treated the grass stains on my niece's party dress before washing it.
- The police photographed the crime scene, noting the pattern and location of blood stains.
- I was banned from having juice at the dining table after leaving multiple grape juice stains.
- The scientists swabbed DNA samples from the blood stains left on the murder weapon.
- I tried unsuccessfully to remove the sticky name tag stains from my shirt after the conference.
- The medical examiner documented the time and location of bruise stains on the victim's body.
- My mom inspected my clothes for grass stains, mud, and food before allowing me inside the house.
- Brown rust stains covered the old pipes under the kitchen sink.
- I used baking soda and vinegar to try and remove the tea stains from my grandma's antique tea cup.
- The mechanic pointed out oil stains leaking from the engine and recommended an oil change.
- The furniture cloth protected the upholstery but could not prevent food and drink stains.
- I promised my teacher I would not get any more ink stains in my school planner.
- My mom sighed when she saw the ice cream stains on my pants from the cone I had earlier.
- I soaking my finger paint stained shirt in hot water to see if the colorful stains would come out.
- The witness described a prominent blood stain on the victim's shirt.
- My white shirt was ruined by red punch stains at my cousin's wedding.
- The archeologist examined the clay pot for plant-based stains that would indicate prior use.
- My mom warned me not to wear my new sneakers if I was going to get grass stains on them.
- I used enzyme cleaning solution to try and remove the ketchup stains from my brother's jeans.
- The carpet fabric protected against most stains but was powerless against blood and oil.
- My child's dirty hands left tiny handprint stains all over my car's interior after the playground.
- The police matched the suspect's DNA from skin cell stains left behind at the crime scene.
- The historians examined the parchment for plant-based stains that might reveal its age or origin.
- The repairman spotted rust stains dripping from the water heater and recommended replacing it.
- I could not get the marker stains out of the carpet no matter which cleaner I used.
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