Sentence examples for called cleaning from inspiring English sources
My family called cleaning your plate, "Being in the clean plate club," and we were praised for eating everything.
The single most heartening encounter I had on a trip to Libya last spring was with a group called Cleaning Up Tripoli, which organizes volunteer brigades of trash collectors.
(A spokesman for the Dutch government said that there had been other projects, including one called Cleaning Up Tirin Kot, which involved painting storefronts and helping with garbage disposal).
He warmed them up with a track called "Cleaning Up the Dog Shit" (chorus: "Now I'm cleaning up the dog shit, cleaning up the baby shit... on my weekends").
After completing their period, women are obliged to "bathe" before starting religious practice again and this is traditionally called "cleaning".
The retreat was an intensive workshop in hygiene and movement that Abramović calls "Cleaning the House".
Call cleaning services that are not your competition and ask what special circumstances they run into, and then ask how they charge for them.
"I learned a little lesson, it's called steam cleaning".
It's just a western with telephones, indoor plumbing and the latest thing, a process called dry cleaning.
My dad got his first job when he was six years old, in a little village in Wales called Nantyffyllon, cleaning bottles at the Colliers Arms.
The timing of the restoration has raised a few eyebrows, but Parks Commissioner Henry J. Stern dismissed comparisons to Al Gore and called the cleaning a coincidence.
