"cleaning duty" is a correct phrase in written English.
For example, "As part of his summer job, John was assigned daily cleaning duty."
Lindh and a few other soldiers were on cleaning duty one evening when bin Laden showed up; by agreeing to meet him, they were relieved of their menial tasks.
It's not every day that you can boast about being on Jelly Baby cleaning duty.
For every day Mr. Milosevic, the former Yugoslav president, works, doing laundry or cleaning duty, he can earn another five.
Atchison Topeka, a food transport and storage practitioner, based in Worcester, UK, installed three sealless pumps on a food tanker cleaning duty six years ago this summer and is still enjoying continued uninterrupted use to this day.
Just be sure they're old enough to handle the blade without harming themselves, or remove that part from the cleaning duty (it's usually the easiest part to wash down anyway).
Mr Cox, an advertising photographer whose wife Lynn runs her own dressmaking agency, shares cleaning duties, irons shirts and also cooks a mean pasta.
The only person who seems to care about Jack is the Jansens' African-American maid Anita Macy Grayy), who cheerfully suspends cleaning duties to lie down in his bedroom, mimicking his post-masturbatory gloom.
Dog owners who do not clean up after their pets will be fined up to €1,500 £11600) or they will have the option to perform street cleaning duties for a few days as a substitute, it added.
And some things you would not: a lice comb, two "Nuremberg egg" pocket watches, women's baubles worn by men assigned cleaning duties, and the remains of a copy of "Cleopatra," written by the Silesian lawyer Caspar von Lohenstein (now my first choice for an alias should I ever enter the witness protection program).
"You know, chewing gum stuck on the carpets, the outside windows needing to be cleaned … anything that is missed on normal cleaning duties.
The truth is that she went on with her cleaning duties.
