Sentence examples for maybe cleaning up from inspiring English sources

So maybe cleaning up a bit will help you clear your mind.

Or, perhaps, not cleaning up, so that maybe, a person's prize collection of marbles gets left lyin' around..

"Daily Show" host Jon Stewart says: "Don't judge him: Maybe he's cleaning up the city by smoking all the crack in it".

Before he talks about cleaning up Washington, maybe he should clean up Texas".

Usually it's nothing major — cleaning up someone's vomit, or maybe breaking up a fistfight.

Maybe in the short run, although maybe not if one takes the long-term view and considers the cost of cleaning up after the disaster that will come sooner or later.

Maybe people will care less about turning out if they are cleaning up after the storm.

Maybe they've been dropping deuces on his front lawn, and after cleaning up their mess just one too many times—he snapped.

Then again, maybe it is and everybody's just much better than us at cleaning up after themselves before having company over.

After everyone left, Ms. Casimir began cleaning up, thinking seriously about resuming the lunches after a break, maybe just serving them a couple of days a week.

Maybe it should spend less time complaining about it in newsletters and more time cleaning up its act.