Sentence examples for needed tidying from inspiring English sources

When Christianity developed as the dominant religion of the new Roman Empire under Constantine I in the fourth century AD, it needed "tidying up".

We ended the dinner with my cringey but heartfelt words, in a kitchen that needed tidying again.

He says the metre needs tidying in a few places, but it's almost there.

Men seem to either pitch their faults as necessitating a woman's touch (messy bedrooms need tidying, kids that don't exist yet will need looking after), or they boast their salaries as proof that any would-be wife would largely be taken care of and won't need to work again.

Countless generations of Glaswegian children will have been told that their room needs tidying because it "looks like Paddy's Market".

Students aren't the only ones who need tidy, efficient desks, he noted, setting aside one to buy for himself.

After it closed, he needed to tidy things away and, when the boss wasn't there, shut down the register.

The show, called The Pram in the Hall, created by artist Alice Instone, reveals that Emilia Fox needed to tidy her bedroom and then learn her lines for Silent Witness, while Sadie Frost had to brainstorm a new line of bikinis while preparing tea for her children.

But, according to Miss Masters, they will need some "tidying up, TLC and a little bit of work" before going under the hammer.

Here are five leading contenders for the title that need some tidying up in the second half of the season.

He stood up from his chair and gathered his coat and bag, claiming he needed to "tidy the place up a little" before I arrived the next day.