Sentence examples for like to clean from inspiring English sources
It turns out that Ann was really cleaning and she asks if you like to clean too.
"He did the cooking, because Marquette doesn't cook, and he did the cleaning, because Marquette doesn't like to clean".
"I'd like to clean it up".
And when Matilde gets depressed, she doesn't like to clean.
Thorsteinn said that he did not like to clean it away; it was beautiful.
"And that's a job the technician doesn't like to clean up," Mr. Giftos said later.
Tom McNulty, a 53-year-old advertising copywriter, likes to clean.
We would have liked to clean up our breadboards and use more efficient layouts.
His first love was a Brazilian model; he later dated a woman who liked to clean her fingernails with a switchblade.
"My first-grade teacher," he told me, "said two things that were very interesting: 'Rahm likes to clean up after cleanup time is over.' " He pointed to his desk.
He likes to clean up the board before finishing off his opponent, and so he initiated an exchange of knights and rooks when he ought to have dealt with Carlsen's pawn.
