to whitewash

He thought for a moment and decided it was unnecessary to whitewash the other caves, and then he laid down his brush magnanimously .

Sighing, he began to whitewash the fence but did not enjoy it.

But why would Mr. Buffett now go out of his way to whitewash Mr. Sokol's departure?

Researchers will need the skills exhibited by Tom Sawyer when he persuaded his friends it would be a joyous privilege to whitewash a fence.

Sighing, he began to whitewash the fence.

On one occasion, Aunt Polly punished Tom to whitewash the wall, Tom wanted a way to get other children to help him to do.

The traveler's brain was in a whirl. To whitewash his embarrassment, he said hello to them.

Don't lie or try to whitewash facts, but don't feel you have to go into every topic completely, especially for a young child.

It took me a whole Sunday to whitewash the wall.

Many attempts have been made to whitewash the man's reputation, but the fact remains that he is a rogue.

Berlusconi appeared before each time, something must be careful to whitewash it.

Honesty: Demonstrating integrity; not giving in to temptations to whitewash the facts.

To whitewash is to gloss over defects or make something seem presentable that isn't.

He tried to whitewash his mistake, but he failed in the end.

She say she spec ' Mars Tom gwine to ax me to whitewash.

They are telling lies to whitewash their wrong-doings.

South Korea is reportedly angry at what it calls attempts by Japan to whitewash its military past.

It's time to whitewash the basement walls again.

Like it? Well, I don 't see why I oughtn't to like it. Does a boy get a chance to whitewash a fence every day?

Do I get a chance to whitewash a fence every day?

a blatant attempt to whitewash his country's misdeeds. Flagrant,