Sentence examples for a while to clean from inspiring English sources

"I blew off so many people for so long, it's going to take me a while to clean up the docket," said Chris Smiley in Manhattan, who was shocked by a recent call from a woman who said she had bids from three different contractors.

I assumed it took a while to clean up.

We have a feeling this took a while to clean up.

It can take a while to clean off.

If your wife is the messy one, then gently remind her every once in a while to clean up her surroundings.

"It's a mess that took about 45 years to be created," Mr. Hedden said, "so it's going to take a little while to clean it up".

Globocnik assigned Christian Wirth to remain in Treblinka for a while to help clean up the camp.

Clean it out once in a while to keep it clean and inviting to your domestic ducks.

"This is just a sandwich, but these days it takes me quite a while to do so and then clean up," she said with an uncomplaining smile.

In a big space, it takes a while to get your air very clean".

The thieves are said to have spattered the back of his raincoat with ice-cream then taken his wallet from a pocket while purporting to clean the ice-cream off.