Sentence examples for ever cleaning from inspiring English sources

Clean the sieve roughly by using what ever cleaning tools you regularly use.

However, Citizens UK, the charity behind the Living Wage Foundation, said at the weekend that the first ever cleaning company gained accreditation as a living wage business.

Hillary Clinton, objectively the most qualified candidate for president in pretty much ever, is cleaning up.

So imagine my delight at meeting Roomba, a robot that promises to liberate me from hoovering for ever, by cleaning the floors by itself.

Have you ever tried cleaning blood out of a MacBook?

Sam would never, ever, think of cleaning out the bath unless I asked him to.

Even the section devoted to Minimalism resists the sort of uniformity that art history, ever straightening and cleaning, tries to impose.

And in a telephone interview, Governor Pataki said it was "probably the most important step the M.T.A. has ever made toward cleaning up the city's environment".

Ever thought about cleaning up your diet but worry about the price tags on all that healthy food?

(Don't ever skip the cleaning step! You never know what your guest's think about germs!) For the night owls.

The story goes like this: In late October 2001, Mike and Pat Williams performed one of the most horrible missions parents can ever make — cleaning out the apartment of their son Kevin Williams, 24, who had worked at Sandler O'Neill on the 104th floor of the World Trade Center's south tower.