Sentence examples for making cleanup from inspiring English sources
Feed units, like the Evolution Series models, allow garbage to be inserted continuously into the drain, making cleanup easier.
The lard/oil will also keep the metal dust down making cleanup and breathing in the given area where a lot of file work is done much easier.
This is not strictly necessary, but without taking either precaution, the steak pieces may end up burning and sticking to the slow cooker, making cleanup a mess.
(You might line the pan first with aluminum foil to make cleanup easier).
And since they can be put in the dishwasher or washing machine, they make cleanup easy.
"Last year was 44 degrees and a lot of people hung around, which made cleanup more difficult".
Clear skies and 80-degree temperatures, a stark difference from Saturday, made cleanup bearable for most storm victims.
When President Obama declared a disaster area in New York state on Wednesday, he made cleanup money available to governments in 19 New York counties.
"However, the committee strongly believes that making such recommendations is not appropriate" because the study focused on how to make cleanup decisions in general rather than on any specific case.
But, Cobook has some neat features that make cleanup easy, such as viewing all contacts with no phone or email address.
Line each pan with foil, then spray the foil (this makes cleanup much easier).
