1. Whitewashed walls to fall (10-12)

2. With all her best efforts, she was whitewashing a sepulchre.

3. Sometimes the surface was whitewashed. —Ac 23:3.

4. 11 “Tell those plastering with whitewash that it will fall.

5. It had clean whitewashed walls, a table and a char.

6. + 28 But her prophets have plastered over their deeds with whitewash.

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8. The Blatancy of his attempt to whitewash the crime was unforgivable.

9. + When a flimsy partition wall is built, they are plastering it with whitewash.’

10. The paved floors and interior walls were plastered; exterior walls were whitewashed.

11. The Vietnamese government implemented a campaign to censor and whitewash the events.

12. This was in response to critics commenting that the film is "overdramatic" and "whitewashed".

13. 10 His portrait hung over the fireplace in every tenement room and whitewashed cabin.

14. His Apish visage began to look as if whitewash were being pumped under the skin.

15. 24 The official report into the cause of the fire was labeled a whitewash.

16. Small balconies and flower boxes full of geraniums or roses brighten up the whitewashed walls.

17. When a later king had it whitewashed, it became known as the White Tower.

18. Corfu is studded with whitewashed houses, Byzantine churches, and the remains of Venetian fortresses and Greek temples

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20. Corfu is studded with whitewashed houses, Byzantine churches, and the remains of Venetian fortresses and Greek temples

21. In the decades following Japan's defeat, Japan came under criticism from Korea and China for whitewashing the warmongering activities of Imperial Japan.

22. 19 Some lawyers dabble in charity cases, which, I suspect, is whitewash for their chicanery more often than not.

23. Buildings of stone are adorned with whitewashed tracery along the windows, latticed arches, and multicolored glass mosaics.

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25. Jon Sayler, Architect Marie Dominique Verdier, Photography Farm Bunkhouse, pine circular sawn flooring, whitewashed T&G walls and ceiling

26. About Cadiz The past runs deep in Cadiz, where cobbled medieval streets spill out into whitewashed Spanish plazas and Roman ruins

27. Latin Babelicious chick with raven hair and blue eyes Tamiry dates with Hershey highwayman and enjoys getting her pretty face whitewashed.

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29. 14 I will tear down the wall that you plastered with whitewash and bring it down to the earth, and its foundation will be exposed.

30. And it prevailed for a minute, amid her whitewashed face, Briskening behind the curtain of fear — speculating the numbers: the chances of death and survival

31. MENTION of Mexico makes many people think of colorful Mexican dancers, guitarists playing romantic serenades, and sleepy little towns with houses of whitewashed walls and red-tiled roofs.

32. Coastguards has a quintessential cottage vibe, from the whitewashed walls to the low-ceilinged, open-plan kitchen, living and dining space right at the heart of the house

33. At times the living room had an earthen floor, but even then the walls may have been whitewashed or perhaps covered with smoothly finished natural wood paneling.

34. The tombs near Jerusalem were whitewashed one month before Passover to prevent a person from becoming unclean at this special period of worship by accidentally touching a grave.

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36. “A house . . . , with its paved court and neatly whitewashed walls, its own system of drainage, . . . of a dozen rooms or more, implies a standard of life of a really high order,” wrote Woolley.

37. The roots of America's mass incarceration problem are traced back to the 1971 Attica Prison Uprising, an incident authorities whitewashed and reframed as a violent riot led by Black inmates.

38. Cadiz Holidays A whitewashed, history-rich city With 300 days of guaranteed sunshine a year, it’s no wonder Cadiz’s golden coast is known as Costa de la Luz, which translates to ‘Coast of Light’

39. I could picture farm-fresh flowers and laughter lighting up the whitewashed main hall once again, sunbeams dancing through the Depression-era windows as footsteps Clomped up and down the stairs

40. Recent Examples on the Web Surrounded by lush green lawn, the whitewashed stone building is an erstwhile Cowshed located on the five-acre property, a former farm, where her family has lived since Rogge was 6

41. On this legendary island in the Cyclades, all your senses seem magnified, a product of its many contrasts: black earth against whitewashed homes clinging to the cliff-side, or wild volcanic sculptures against sleek Cycladic lines

42. Old Fletcher, whose conceptions of holiday - making were severe, was visible through the jasmine about his window or through the open door ( whichever way you chose to look ), poised delicately on a plank supported on two chairs, and whitewashing the ceiling of his front room.

43. Professor Ted Postol has accused the MIT administration since 2000 of attempting to whitewash potential research misconduct at the Lincoln Lab facility involving a ballistic missile defense test, though a final investigation into the matter has not been completed.

44. Present participle of conspire··conspiracy 2007 July 15, “The Nixonian Whitewash, Scrubbed”, in New York Times‎[1]: This time, however, eavesdropping on more of his tragicomic Conspirings is secondary to the fact that they are part of an agreement to finally legitimize the …

45. ‘The flour Cascaded down in ribbon plumes of white instead of descending straight from a barely elevated sifter.’ ‘There are no cars in sight, so one could imagine feeling free to amble about, talk easily, smell the colourful flowers cascading over the whitewashed stone walls, and enjoy a …

46. So it appears to me that NATO is trying to make a victim of an aggressor and whitewash a criminal regime, save a collapsing regime and is taking a path to the rearmament of the current leaders in Georgia, although, probably, everybody has been able to see what arming the aggressor leads to.

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48. Although George Washington deserves credit for the interior design and furnishings of most of the rooms in the Mansion, the couple's Bedchamber was the domain of Martha Washington who wished that "the Room intended for her Chamber" to be "done quite plain." The ceiling was therefore left unadorned, the plaster walls were whitewashed, and the

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