Sentence examples for clean up later from inspiring English sources

Their route was "grow first, clean up later".

If you wait, what's easy now will harden or get sticky and become a much bigger job to clean up later".

So let's start here: "Wow, busy friend, thanks for going to the trouble!" And you're right: in an ideal world, hosts sit with their guests and clean up later.

Some economists argued that it made more sense to maximise the economy now and use our wealth to pay to clean up later.

"They're starting to realize that they cannot grow first and clean up later," EU Commissioner for Climate Action Connie Hedegaard told VICE at the Summit.

However, as the above examples of Japan and Laos suggest, resolving health disparities through the improvement of socioeconomic conditions may accelerate degradation of the environment (e.g. "Grow Now, Clean Up Later" [ 36]).

Everything had been measured out for them, and everything would be cleaned up later.

If you cannot clean up properly right away, at least immerse your tools in water so they can be cleaned up later.

Rubio vowed to fight on, telling supporters the race was in its early stages and he would start to clean up later this month.

In the same vein, I know it's Christmas, I know you're excited, but there's really no need to go into the toilet and frantically claw at the spinny mechanism on the loo roll, dispensing most of it onto the floor where it will be trodden into a disgusting mulch that I later have to clean up.

In the same vein, I know it's Christmas, I know you're excited, but there's really no need to go into the bathroom and frantically claw at the spinny mechanism on the toilet paper roll, dispensing most of it onto the floor where it will be trodden into a disgusting mulch that I later have to clean up.