Sentence examples for considered cleaning up from inspiring English sources
For a moment, I considered cleaning up or waiting for my neighbors to show up, but then decided to sneak out.
Even when he launched a comeback in 1999, working himself back into shape, Marinovich never considered cleaning up.
And NATO -- having fired the ammunition from great height at Serbian tanks and other targets, including decoys -- is only now beginning to disclose the sites it bombed with weapons reinforced by depleted uranium and to consider cleaning up whatever debris might be left.
Instead of pondering how many days until summer, consider cleaning up your mess -- starting with organizing all that winter gear.
Poll after poll has confirmed what we already know--that Latinos consider cleaning up the air and cutting carbon pollution a top priority.
That's why it's no surprise that both communities consider cleaning up our air and cutting carbon pollution a top priority.
Zach Redler's score for this unlikely musical is flecked with harshness and dissonance, while Sara Cooper's book and lyrics consider subjects like cleaning up the feces of a loved one whom you're not even sure you really love.
Maybe in the short run, although maybe not if one takes the long-term view and considers the cost of cleaning up after the disaster that will come sooner or later.
If you tend to be noisy or messy, consider quieting down or cleaning up.
All things considered, Pat Riley did pretty well cleaning up a mess of his own making.
