Sentence examples for bit to clean from inspiring English sources

She is a real rock star, so I have, well, edited her comments a bit to clean up the language, lots of F-bombs.

Don't assume it is anyone else's duty to clean, be it because of gender, age, relationship to you, people pleasing tendencies, etc. Do your bit to clean up after yourself!

They say telephone cleaning wipes, but you'd have to be a bit nuts to clean your telephone every time after you've picked it up.

A bit tricky to clean, but easy to use, making it a great option for people who aren't keen on cooking.

We want to go further, to look a bit farther, to clean our horizons, find new perspectives, express ourselves with liberty.

Controls on those pollutants have done their bit to help clean up rivers.

Even with its nonstick surface, the FLAMA ($90) was a bit more difficult to clean than the others, which can be simply wiped with a damp cloth.

It's a bit of work to clean, so may not be ideal for commercial uses.

Use just a bit of water to clean off the excess hand sanitizer.

Raccoons have a reputation for acquiring a lot of dirt, since they're scavenging creatures, which means you'll need to take a bit of time to clean them before getting started.

For the aging process to be effective, the copper must be free of oils and other surface contaminants, meaning that you'll need to take a little bit of time to clean up the object before you attempt to age it.