Sentence The term "cleaner upper" is not considered to be part of Standard English, and should not be used in formal writing.
It is more likely to be heard as slang in informal conversation. For example: "I need a cleaner upper to sort out the mess I made!".
To be sure, the new fancy wipes are prettier, softer and smell better than the average cleaner-upper you get at Red Lobster.
Rudy Giuliani, another famous cleaner-upper, had his own street-sweeping photo op in 1994, his first year as mayor of New York City.
However, he wins the next two points, the third thrillingly after Djokovic had scurried hither and yon, with a thudding forehand cleaner-upper.
A print ad promoting the app explains: "It's where you become you again — not mom, not colleague, not chauffeur, cook or cleaner-upper".
"Cheesy" is a fair characterization of the Politician with Broom image; so is "cliched". Rudy Giuliani, another famous cleaner-upper, had his own street-sweeping photo op in 1994, his first year as mayor of New York City.
Lawyers like Steve Hutensky (reportedly nicknamed the "Cleaner-Upper") allegedly drew up harsh nondisclosure agreements preventing employees from saying a word about Weinstein and his family, friends, and associates, at the risk of massive financial penalties.
His ailing dad (Paul Jesson) is his foundation, his maid (Dorothy Atkinson) serves as his cook, his cleaner-upper, and his sexual outlet, while the twice-widowed Sophia Booth Marion Baileyy) offers him a final chance to love and laugh.
Eight custodial carts jockey in the hall as night cleaners file down from the upper floors, ready to head out.
Ross argued that the upper classes were no longer better educated, richer, or cleaner than those not of their class.
The front page is a vast improvement, with a new typeface, the adoption of an upper-and-lower case splash headline, and much cleaner lines than before.
If you're the Queen's cleaner, she's likely to say, "It's all right for you, with your upper-class lifestyle knowing the Queen.
