Sentence examples for entail cleaning from inspiring English sources
A question for those hunting silver linings is whether Putin can reinvent himself and be the president Russia needs, which for starters would entail cleaning up the pervasive corruption in both the economic and political life of his country, and treating his public like grown-ups.
But Hamilton explained his process "would entail cleaning and/or misting the office surfaces and fibers with a proprietary, nontoxic, biodegradable, fragrance-free, odor counteractant we manufacture with professional cleaning techniques".
Wisconsin farmers have said it is nearly impossible to convince Americans to take the jobs, which entail cleaning out stalls, covering night, weekend and holiday shifts, and working in every type of weather, including rain, snow, blazing heat and subzero temperatures.
Champagne Papi raps about starting from the bottom, but we're willing to bet he never imagined getting to "the top" would entail having his very own cleaning item.
The job entailed supervising the apartment staff, cleaning, running errands and occasionally caring for Ms. Hammond's young daughter.
He likes the values that go along with riding, he said, and the work entailed in caring for and cleaning the horses and the equipment.
The modified method entails UV irradiation, followed by wet cleaning of the UV-irradiated PMMA layer using a mixture of isopropyl alcohol (IPA), acetone, and methyl isobutyl ketone (MIBK).
This entails a periodic cost of emptying and cleaning the digesters, a decrease in biogas production and complications in maintenance.
A shed is an escape room for him, an extra man cave, as he's effectively handed the rest of the house over to the wife – whether or not she wants the bloody thing, with all the cleaning and washing and organising it entails, the sorting of the kids.
As Guanajuato learns to mine its own grandeur — a process that necessarily entails fixing outdated plumbing, burying electrical wires and cleaning up reeking rivers — many citizens, who must daily dodge steam hammers and duck under scaffolding, wonder at times where it's all headed.
