If you need to clean something off her wings; use a dust-remover brush, or even a clean make-up brush.
"It's a bad idea to clean up something rather than keeping it clean in the first place," said Dart Westphal, a board member of Friends of Van Cortlandt Park, one of the plaintiffs in the case decided today.
Also, when you have a few minutes of empty time -- say, before you have to leave the house for a meeting -- clean up something that's right in front of you.
If a sibling won't clean up something, do it.
Claims that you have a virus, need to clean up something, or need "Administrative Privileges".[3].
"For every one we get cleaned up, something else takes its place".
"I become untouchable, an object of pity and disgust, a mess that no one wants to clean up, or something fragile that no one wants to hold for fear of breaking it," she said.
Perhaps the unusually strong frankenstorm Sandy smashed into the East Coast, costing the government $50 billion to clean up, and something clicked this must be what all those scientists and economists mean when they talk about the future costs of climate change, the bureaucrats thought, frantically reshuffling their papers under fluorescent lights.
Go to night school, clean yourself up, do something with your life for God's sake!
'What I want you to do is run up too fast on this bastard, leave a nice big gap that he won't be able to resist running into, and when he does, I'll be waiting for him.' Chook left the gap, the bloke fell for the trick and Poppa cleaned him up something shocking, as only Poppa could do.
