Sentence examples for little cleanup from inspiring English sources

"There will be a little cleanup," the communications guy says.

Other residents said they thought Frozen Dead Guy Days had already drifted beyond its original roots — for the worse, some said, in its emphasis on alcohol — and that it could perhaps use a little cleanup.

This is the perfect moment for a little cleanup operation.

It'd go perfect with Batter Blaster pancakes and there'd be very little cleanup involved.

Mputu illuminates the experience of marginalized and non-normative groups, and tackles one of the great problems of broken windows theory; that disordered neighborhoods are absolute danger zones that don't just need a little cleanup, but a prescription that calls for gentrification at the expense of a true understanding of what's really going on.

Do as much, or as little, cleanup as you desire.

Unfortunately, though, the reform bills approved separately by the House and the Senate — and now in conference committee — deal with the crisis by offering a host of little cleanups and shopping lists.

The politically connected companies have little radiological cleanup expertise and critics say they have cut corners to employ primitive — even potentially hazardous — techniques.

You do need three pans to make this dish — a small skillet, a large skillet and a large pot for the pasta — but it's so fast that a little extra cleanup seems worth the trouble.

With a dishwasher, there's little need for cleanup help.

But there is little consensus on what cleanup methods might prove effective in Japan.