Sentence examples for to washing from inspiring English sources
noun
The process or an instance of washing or being washed by water or other liquid.
- I'm going to have a quick wash before coming to bed.
DAD is sedentary, miserly and averse to washing.
"That's O.K.; I'm used to washing my hands all the time," said John S. Salaki.
I'm not – but I am looking forward to washing my hands.
When I left, I thought I was going back to washing dishes.
So if you're round your friend's house, contribute to washing up after you've had the dinner.
I was told when to sleep and eat, my access to washing facilities were restricted.
She said, 'The Wall fell,' and I said, 'Yeah, O.K.,' and went back to washing dishes".
The argument about slowly buying a washing machine, thereby avoiding the cost of launderettes, really applies only to washing machines.
Call me slovenly, but I did not get round to washing them for three and a half years.
Hygiene was limited to washing down with baby wipes in the evening, and waterless hand cleansers during the day.
Nest connects to washing machines, pet feeders and baby monitors.
