| Labour must come clean as an unequivocally, unambiguously and patriotically pro-European party. |
| This past year we heard some big names come clean about why they used to drink or abuse drugs. |
| Finally the banks are going to be forced to come clean and speed up cheque clearance. |
| Three buckets of water, hot as my hands could stand, the Fairy Liquid all bubbling and foaming, but still the wall would not come clean. |
| I've been loosely blabbing a little bit lately, and this is the time I need to come clean about the whole thing. |
| Dudley had come clean as soon as he was arrested and both the vehicle and the trailer were returned to their owners undamaged. |
