Sentence examples for little cleaning from inspiring English sources

Sometimes there is a little cleaning up to do.

One plaintiff said the example of the "little cleaning woman" who accused Mr. Strauss-Kahn had encouraged her to file suit.

The most important is that the Nitrosomonas nitrogen-fixing bacteria out-compete harmful microbes so that the system requires little cleaning.

Though shot in flattering black and white, they had been subject to just a "little cleaning up" of the images rather than the usual heavy post-production work, she said.

It needs a little cleaning up, so I'm going to do it in private.' " Mr. Cole, the chairman and chief creative officer, said in the letter to the board that he did not intend to sell his stake in the company once taken private, nor would he support an outside acquisition or merger.

Me, I just pour a little cleaning fluid in there, swish it around, and keep shooting.

There comes a Eureka moment when you realize that a little regular cleaning here and there, and cleaning as you go, is a lot more efficacious and pleasant than the three monthly curse-filled nuclear clean and dust-laden living for the remaining time.

If your rabbit hops into a mud puddle, you might want to help it get clean by doing a little spot cleaning.

You must start with a clean and organized room in the first place, and then spend a little time cleaning it daily.

I used to take little jobs, cleaning or cooking, anything to put food on the table.

"I guess it was a good time to do a little spring cleaning," Mr. Schaffer said.