Sentence examples for put on cleaners from inspiring English sources

Only put on cleaners and sprays told to you by the piercer, things like alcohol and neosporin can infect it.

He means the "noisy demonstrations" put on by the cleaners, with drums and whistles and dancing.

"It didn't look all that bad to me," he said, "so I sent it all to the dry cleaners, got it put on nice satin hangers and polythened it up so it looked brand new.

Touring the school, Mr. Bennett greeted construction workers, cleaners and painters putting on finishing touches.

Scripted by Paul Laverty, the film is sometimes too soft for comfort: there's something a bit mawkishly easy in the idea that Eric's ex-wife Lily Stephanie Bishopp) is even remotely willing to reconnect with this walking subsidence, even if he does put on a cleaner anorak.

If a small child is doing this craft, have an adult do the preparation, (cutting the paper squares and pipe cleaners) and making the hole in the candle and the putting on the rubber bands.

The locksmith picks locked doors faster; the lookout reveals the location of all of the coins and guards on the map; the pickpocket has a monkey that can grab any nearby money; the mole bashes through walls; the gentleman can always put on a disguise; the cleaner can knock out unaware guards and civilians; and more.

"We sanded down the whole deck, applied a cleaner and brightener, put on the best stain we could find, a couple of boards at a time, wiped it down, sealed it and let it dry," Mr. Ismaili said.

Put on rubber gloves and mix the cleaner in the water.

And Jorge Herrera, 32, who volunteers at Mr. Castro's office, said he had taken Mr. Castro's clothes to the dry cleaners and helped him put on jackets and never saw a recording device.

Most of those punches went sailing by him, Forrest said, while he put on the boxing exhibition: jabbing, sidestepping, connecting with the cleaner shots.