This furniture polish has a nice lemony smell.
He polished his new car until it was gleaming.
The soldiers had to polish their black shoes until they could see their reflection in them.
She took off her glasses and polished them with the edge of her blouse.
She
gave the wine glasses a quick polish and then set them on the table.
The children were having fun sliding around on the freshly polished floor of the hallway.
He needs to polish his serve a bit if he really wants to improve his tennis game.
Clayton Morris has given another
polished performance in this month's musical at the Belfry Theater.
Michel de Montaigne once remarked that it is good to rub and polish our brain against that of others.
The little baby carrots that you buy in the supermarket are actually large carrots which are cut and polished
until they are very small in size.
In 1500 B.C. in Egypt, it was considered beautiful for women to shave and polish their heads with oil.
I just want to polish the summary of my essay a bit and then I'll be finished.
A Chinese proverb notes that a gem is not polished without rubbing, nor a man made perfect without challenges.
A Peruvian proverb observes that the continuous drip polishes the stone.
Find someone who has polished a pair of shoes.