Sentence examples for having to clean from inspiring English sources

"I'm having to clean all the time," she said.

"Having to clean reinforced concrete isn't exactly as challenging as titanium," he said.

She hates having to clean poo off her shoes, and who doesn't?

But, apart from having to clean the pan and start again, it's no big deal.

Family members having to clean, feed or help their loved ones get to the toilet.

Laura Jofre, a Larchmont mother of three, said she did not like having to clean recyclables.

And don't forget candles; votives in glass cups save you from having to clean up wax drips.

I hated the late shift – having to clean the kitchen, pour all the oil out of the fat vaults.

The worst thing about it is... Having to clean the toilets when there is no one else around!

It's something to do with having to clean himself with stones, because he grew up so poor.

Smith, who laughed as she recalled having to clean the washing line before hanging up wet clothes, said: "Oh, it was so dirty.