Sentence examples for leaves cleaning from inspiring English sources

"What has been done since is minor maintenance work; sweeping leaves, cleaning gullies, etc," she said.

Help a family by raking their leaves, cleaning their kitchen or bathroom, mowing their grass, or taking any other mundane task off their plate.

Rising inequality still scars a land where the poor are left cleaning the corridors of power instead of walking them.

Most of the family has now emigrated, so Ip is left cleaning Lau's bachelor flat until a stroke puts an end to her working life.

Unfortunately, it's well aware that it could be left cleaning up after the mother of all mis-selling scandals in a couple of years' time.

Kurt Kragthorpe of The Salt Lake Tribune bemoans the kick in the head Smith delivered Weber State, which dreamed big in hiring Smith and is now left cleaning up his skid marks.

After a while, one looks for straightforward citizenly virtue, and one finds it in the people who are left cleaning up the mess: the mortgage counsellors in Baltimore who try to help people climb out of trouble; the city official who mournfully boards up houses; the very matter-of-fact guy who controls the mosquito population before the insects spread disease.

The point of 2017 will, he says, be all about generating some longer-term interest in the city, and his only worry is that it will leave no legacy: "My fear is that once the circus leaves town, we're not just left cleaning up the elephant dung for the next two years".

Councils were left cleaning the streets, emptying the bins, and looking after cemeteries.

The CrunchGear guys seem to cause more than their fair share of problems, and I'm always left cleaning up the mess.

The next generation is left cleaning up the mess we made.