Sentence examples for cleaning running from inspiring English sources

The job entailed supervising the apartment staff, cleaning, running errands and occasionally caring for Ms. Hammond's young daughter.

User maintenance includes operation where not automatic, cleaning of filters and strainers, attention to oil and lubricant levels, belt tensioning, general cleaning, running standby equipment, and verification of control operation.

If you want your nanny to also do housework like washing dishes or laundry, cleaning, running errands, babysitting the children of other families, or caring for pets, please be realistic about the time those tasks take, advertise the position to include those tasks, agree on expectations up-front and compensate him or her appropriately.

If the floor doesn't have stains or require heavy cleaning, running a damp mop over the floor will be sufficient to keep it clean.

For the initial cleaning, run the tub for an hour.

"I didn't have a degree and I wanted to learn more about business and economics, but I certainly couldn't have done it if I'd had children, or without my husband who has been brilliant and done the shopping, and all my dry cleaning runs, and everything.

Following the laboratory studies, experimental cleaning runs were conducted at the company to determine the feasibility of cleaning more of the parts in-line (aqueously with the new chemistry) thereby avoiding the methylene chloride degreasing pre-cleaning step.

To reduce levels of background contamination, a cleaning run was performed prior to the sample run whereby the apparatus was heated to 520°C by using a rapid heating rate (300°C min−1) under high hydrogen pressure conditions.

Do not turn off or restart the printer while the cleaning function is running.

Mr. Kelly said he works for the new management, cleaning rooms, running errands, doing laundry and performing other odd jobs.

In a more modern approach the older, more experienced players take on the role as mentor to the juniors, but Robinson also adheres to an old-school mentality - cleaning boots, running errands and learning the difference between a latte and a mocha.