Sentence examples for scrubbing up from inspiring English sources

Hermann Kümmell, of Hamburg, devised the routine of "scrubbing up".

In the sunshine last Friday, Grimsby was scrubbing up well for its big-screen debut.

So here I am, on my hands and knees, scrubbing up dog poop.

The measuring sticks of bourgeois managers costs, debt, depreciation, and (of course) profit were ignored.But since the 1990s China has begun scrubbing up its accounting system.

I thought of my mother on her hands and knees, scrubbing up my messes, wondering if I was ever going to be O.K.

More than 30 years later, it still maintains some of its worn industrial demeanour, while scrubbing up to carry a clean museum vibe whenever necessary.

While scrubbing up, he asked a colleague: "Ready for a new day wrestling with pinky-grey matter?" Do neurosurgeons speak like that among themselves?

I am whisked into the operating theatre, where I am underwhelmed by the performance: no gown, no scrubbing up, no sense of occasion.

Scrubbing up, he found that an orthopaedic surgeon spent only 57 minutes operating during 2 hours and 20 minutes in surgery.

The gleaming taps in the sluice rooms, wash rooms and scrubbing-up room are dry and always have been.

While I'm listening to this fraternal trip down memory lane, dermatologist Dr Dan Glass is scrubbing-up for surgery.