Sentence examples for supposed to clean from inspiring English sources

I was supposed to clean up and John was the one doing the cooking".

It is just an issue of negligence in relation to who was supposed to clean the place".

The 2002 Help America Vote Act, was supposed to clean up America's electoral machinery after the fiasco in Florida in 2000.

One city programme, which funnelled federal money to contractors who were supposed to clean up houses and sometimes didn't, is being investigated by the FBI.

The woman demands to know how she is supposed to clean fish while wearing them and, of course, the men know in their hearts she is right.

The Department of Transportation takes care of the lighting and the gutters, and the Department of Sanitation is supposed to clean up the trash.

It was supposed to help clean the air, reduce dependence on foreign oil and bolster agriculture.

The blankets became mired in controversy this week when critics charged that the laundry that's supposed to dry-clean them actually often just fluffs and folds.

New York was supposed to have cleaned up this industry since The Times reported in 2002 that the homes' owners were pushing patients to undergo unnecessary medical procedures to rake in money from Medicaid and Medicare.

There would probably be no harm to humans eating the fish, she said, because those organs are supposed to be cleaned off fish before they are sold as food.

Its EnCap division was supposed to have cleaned the site of contaminated soil and capped the four garbage dumps before building two golf courses, a hotel, 2,580 housing units and stores.