Sentence examples similar to backed cleaning from inspiring English sources

It's a shame that the majority of Parisians seem to back cleaning up their city's graffiti.

Now, you start looking at this book for awhile, so when you notice you need to get back to cleaning you won't want to clean any more.

"In every restaurant, there is someone in the back cleaning and peeling the potatoes".

But I would like to work on this kind of thing on my own time, in batches – going back through who I should be adding back, or cleaning out those accounts which have long ago abandoned Twitter – like old startups who have since moved on (…e.g., to Yahoo).

"I just got back from cleaning up Hurricane Dolly, which was all brush and wood, and it got cleaned up in a month or so," Mr. Clay said, estimating it will take a year or more to clean the island fully.

She went back to cleaning.

Florence Ondre, a performer, arrived with a sliced finger and sore back from cleaning her flooded house.

Back home, cleaning floors would be considered degrading for someone of her status — people of low caste usually do such work.

Before getting back to cleaning doughnut debris from the tables, he said negotiations for the sale of Schultz's have been slow.

GM can't even afford to run the escalators at its headquarters during evening hours while Ford has scaled back office cleaning from nightly to weekly, according to the New York Times.

Chronic exposure to ethanol causes ENT1 receptors to become insensitive to alcohol and go back to cleaning up adenosine.