Sentence examples for need to scrub from inspiring English sources

Would that eliminate a need to scrub away the bias?

They will need to scrub the air inside the ship before entering.

The recruiter told me I would need to "scrub the video from the internet".

To freshen your face, you'll need to scrub off the layers of dry and damaged skin protecting you from winter's wrath.

Eight participants also commented on the need to scrub and gown, as they would be entering the sterile field.

You will need to scrub really hard.

"Someone needs to scrub the stench from this office," Heather Dunbar, telling Frank what the first order of business will be when she replaces him as president.

And there in the room, absorbing each word as she dragged on a cigarette, was Hanna, the face of the new Israeli generation, born far away from the killing fields of eastern Europe – the daughter whose young hands Motke nevertheless needed to scrub, to wash away the dust of the forest.

When oil prices were low, the vast amount of additional water and energy (and greenhouse gas pollution) needed to scrub and process these sorts of hydrocarbons into something suitable for market was simply uneconomical compared to conventional sources of crude.

Dilute muriatic acid is suggested by some as a good way to clean fireplace brick without needing to scrub, but it is also warned that acid is best left in the capable hands of professionals.

No need to file, scrub or go under the chiropodist's knife.