Sentence examples for school cleaning from inspiring English sources

Meals, homework, school, cleaning up ― it was time for the kids to fend for themselves.

Sunday's are for family, school, cleaning, relaxing or whatever you want to do.

When schools take that advice, administrators spare themselves the distractions of bus repair, school cleaning or food purchases.

She and her peers organize sports events and school cleaning, but they also sit on the school council, together with teachers and parents, and zealously protect the integrity of the electoral processes they manage.

She was very anxious to go to her school as the day before she achieved her dream of being chosen by her peers to join the school team responsible for student discipline and school cleaning.

Shortly after that, though, it ran an ad in the weekly labor newspaper The Chief criticizing the mayor's proposed cuts to the public schools' cleaning budget.

The Progressives of the early 20th had an amazing run — direct elections of senators, regulation of monopolistic trusts, modernization of public schools, cleaning up the food supply — with only one major blooper: Prohibition.

But Republican senators responded with campaigns that stressed popular nonpartisan themes: making college affordable, improving schools, cleaning up the environment, fighting consumer fraud and providing health coverage for the poor.

He ran for office in 2003 and now manages a district of seventy thousand people, installing public toilets and bus shelters, rebuilding primary schools, cleaning up streets, juggling the "diametrically opposed" interests of his rich and poor constituents, and, as he put it, "trying to maintain some sense of order".

The party's leaders in Albany need to win Nassau so much that they have instructed their candidates to steer clear of partisan appeals and run campaigns stressing cheerful nonpartisan themes: making college affordable, improving schools, cleaning up the environment, fighting consumer fraud and providing health coverage for the poor.

When I run — if I run — we're going to talk about real issues like improving our schools, cleaning up our neighborhoods of drugs and crime and making Alabama a better place for all people.