Sentence examples for ended cleaning from inspiring English sources

The Postal Service is adding filtered vacuum hoses to its equipment to cleanse the air and has ended cleaning practices in which air hoses were used to clear dust from machines, said Patrick Donahue, its chief operating officer.

Mr. TAYLOR: So, we ended cleaning up our own code in the process of doing this.

This isn't to say that the era of brands striving to behave ethically is over or should end: cleaning up supply chains and pushing for fair trade are more essential than ever.

If the design and installation of the plant result in the presence of pits, crevices, gaps, sharp edges, threads and/or dead ends, cleaning time would be greatly increased and there would be a risk of contamination.

As a leader, you can bet you will inevitably spend the time that you were reluctant to take up front at the back end, cleaning up the mess made by trying to control everything around you.

Mr. Neville lingers on people like Darlene Love, who was a brick in Phil Spector's Wall of Sound — that's her, for example, singing backup on "Da Doo Ron Ron" — but got chewed up by an abusive music industry; she ended up cleaning houses before restarting her career in the 1980s.

(Note that it was the Dad who made this and thought it was a great idea, not the Mom. No word on who ended up cleaning up afterwards).

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"We ended up cleaning up the mess for a while, then smoked like never before in order to get the image of a total stranger screaming her lungs out out of our heads".

Huckabee ended up cleaning up in the Deep South, winning six primaries, in addition to upsetting Romney in Iowa, much as Santorum did earlier this year once the ballots were recounted.

Obinze travels to London, where he ends up cleaning toilets as an illegal before returning to Lagos.