Sentence examples for I will vacuum from inspiring English sources

Then I will vacuum to take out the air bubbles and then start sculpting.

So just accept the fact that the hotel chains and pubs will vacuum up the cash.

"Efficiency advocates try to distract attention from the rebound effect by saying that nobody will vacuum more because their vacuum cleaner is more efficient," Mr. Shellenberger said.

Haslett, who is so health conscious that he sometimes will vacuum his bedroom rug before he goes to bed, said he never thought much about coaching until he lay on a field with a broken leg.

Its face emotes, its hand and arm can point, but this is not the kind of robot that will vacuum floors or do any lifting.

If the government wants to — and our government certainly seems to want to — it can and will vacuum up every detail of your electronic life.

But Emmy voters rarely do a make-good when a show nears the end of its run, which means that Julia Louis-Dreyfus will vacuum up yet another award for her impeccable work on "Veep".

I will admit, in a vacuum, I do not like the word because of how it is used by most of society, as a symbol of weakness.

If you vacuum before you dust, the dust will settle and you'll have to vacuum again.

Be sure you hold your ferret over the trash or you will have to vacuum after you're done.

Whatever the model, you'll have to vacuum every week.