Sentence examples for going to scrub from inspiring English sources

"I'm not going to scrub someone's toilet," she said.

The two of them were going to scrub the apartment upstairs, roll up the wet rug, dry the floors, and repair what they could, to soften the blow of the woman's return to the place where the accident had occurred, because return she would, with nowhere else to go and a baby on the way.

Select the location you are going to scrub, and wet it completely.

Sean Ingle in a devil's costume waving a trident is a mental image you're never going to quite scrub away now you've read it, are you?" 1.00pm BST Jack Bauer update... "From what I've read on Twitter today, Bauer went into a barbed wire fence and was carted off in an ambulance, apparently quite bloody," writes Matthe Lysaght.

No one says: you're going to have to scrub the floors and turn your home into a twenty-four-hour laundromat.

If you are going to vacuum or scrub their bedroom, ask them to tidy everything first, one so that it is easier for you and two, it will stop you from seeing anything they don't want you to see.

Then a friend told him about going to Wormwood Scrubs and seeing the inmates doing Guys And Dolls by way of drama-therapy and, suddenly, it all made sense.

Mind you, there is a rather amusing moment when Cindy recalls going to the bathroom to scrub off her make-up each night before Bob would see her.

Wash the plastic item you are going to paint by scrubbing it with soap and water to remove all dirt.

Is Jamie going to be a scrub forever, or rise up and be a man?

Come Saturday afternoon, we are going to introduce that scrub Eagles quarterback to some Giants Stadium winterized winds of war.