Sentence examples for together cleaning from inspiring English sources

But it's also nice to set the thing down while you and someone (or several someones) are working together: cleaning out the garage, cooking dinner or driving down the road.

"[Syrian families] might not realise they are being exploited, so we try to prevent this by organising projects, for instance... we get the Jordanians and Syrians working together, cleaning the streets and giving out aid parcels.

John Brandon's terrific new novel, "Citrus County," opens with a slap in the face to the adage that an author ought to identify his hero by having him do something nice for a kid: "Toby stood and brushed his hands together, cleaning them of the gravelly dirt.

When he sees ichneumon wasps in a fleck of sunlight running about, searching, he harnesses language and his acuity of vision to describe the moment: "Every minute or two the wasps flip onto their sides and shudder their legs together, cleaning away the silk that spiders have strewn over the mandala".

Various types of dry and moistened towels and different combinations of methods using soap or 2 types of towels, together with cleaning times of 10 or 20 s, were compared in 2 Latin square-designed experiments with 7 cows, 7 treatments, and 4 replications in each experiment.

One Sunday, she and her father, Ilya, an amateur violinist and professional photographer, were cleaning together.

BP at least seems to have finally gotten its act together and is cleaning up the oil spill.

Mr. Young told of rummaging through boxes of papers at home, trying to piece together records of cleaning supplies he bought and contractors he hired years earlier.

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We broke the news to our kids a week ahead of time, warning them that the four of us would be cleaning together every Saturday.

Our work together is about cleaning up her signal from one that says: I know I'm not good enough and you can treat me anyway you want... to one that says... I am a person who respects myself.