Sentence examples for making cleaning from inspiring English sources

In the 1920s and '30s it began making cleaning agents and other household products.

That's especially true if the hacker uses a "rootkit," a type of malicious software that can conceal itself from the antivirus software that is supposed to detect it, making cleaning your machine extremely difficult.

Fine particles can penetrate through cracks [4, 11], coarse dust can cement under particular relative humidity (RH) conditions [12], making cleaning operations difficult.

The new Cinetic Big Ball canister vacuum also seeks to continue refining the model, getting rid of two remaining annoyances that can still making cleaning up a pain.

Professor Chichilnisky prophecies that this evolving technology is primed to "turn the world economy on its head," making cleaning the air more profitable than fouling it.

There you were, zipping around, folding t-shirts and laughing and making cleaning a room entirely more fun than it actually is, and I saw before me a mere snapshot of what's been taking place for the past 12 years.

They make cleaning my face so easy.

Their marketing approach is simple: make cleaning cool.

A personal coach who makes cleaning closets into metaphysics?

THE public outcry after the 1929 crash made cleaning up Wall Street a hot political issue.

An emotional Mr Modi made cleaning the river a test of his leadership.