The phrase "an example Cleaning" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity, as "Cleaning" should be a noun or an adjective that fits with "example."
Example: "Here is an example of cleaning techniques that can be used in the kitchen."
Alternatives: "an example of cleaning" or "a cleaning example."
And I think, the idea of, say for example, cleaning up a yard and thinking and working, being creative in that process, is a kind of microcosm of being with yourself and your environment, but in a larger way even that state has to come into play with other human beings.
Although walking was the most common form of LPA, other popular forms of LPA included garden/outdoor activity (for example, mowing the lawn, planting flowers, pulling weeds); household activity (for example, cleaning out a closet, vacuuming, doing laundry); and sports activity (for example, cycling, swimming, field hockey).
Even the most mundane task can have meaning -- for example, cleaning our home is a way of honoring our surroundings.
For example, cleaning your teeth and taking a shower are routines you make time for.
And if they can't pay school fees, we ask them to do volunteer service--for example, cleaning the school, or if they are a mason, laying bricks--using their skills in place of fees".
That means: had he/she to perform repetitive actions, for example cleaning the house?
For example, cleaning the examination room, having the strength to listen and to be caring, and having "difficult" patients as well as extra patients".
Look for the positives too––for example, cleaning houses is autonomous, quiet and fulfilling work that can be fitted into your schedule.
Adam: For example cleaning, that's a bad task, you do not learn anything from that.
For example cleaning, that's a bad task, you do not learn anything from that.
