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clean slate

NOUN
  1. an opportunity to start over without prejudice

How To Use clean slate In A Sentence

  • Does Ron Artest have a clean slate with the Rockets?
  • Standard variable cost is better as any inefficiencies stay in the transferring division and the receiving division starts with a clean slate.
  • Another uncelebrated appointment, another master of the miraculous escape and another call for clean slates. Times, Sunday Times
  • They wanted to start again with nothing but their reason and a tabula rasa clean slate.
  • Remember, you walk into the club with zero social proof points, with a clean slate.
  • If he only has a year, wouldn't he want to go out with a clean slate instead of a LIAR?? sj LOCKHART PAUL
  • Although there is never a clean slate on which to start planning, the new start provides the necessity for such planning.
  • Because you know you get in debt, you get in trouble, you file for bankruptcy, presto, clean slate.
  • The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints argued in numerous court filings that rebaptized members were given a “clean slate” through the exercise of the Mormon faith, and to allow a legal examination of actions prior to rebaptism was a violation of the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment. The Sins of Brother Curtis
  • Standard variable cost is better as any inefficiencies stay in the transferring division and the receiving division starts with a clean slate.
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