Sentence examples for urge to clean from inspiring English sources

By relieving yourself of stress, and yelling at someone you potentially hate, you should have controlled the urge to clean the room someone else is already cleaning.

The researchers call this urge to clean up the "Macbeth effect," after the scene in Shakespeare's tragedy in which Lady Macbeth moans, "Out, damned spot!

If I had an urge to clean my oven, for example, I'd go to Videojug.com to watch a tutorial on the best way of doing it, rather than solicit bad advice from a friend.

I don't know what it is about us humans, but every year, as soon as we hit mid-march, we collectively seem to get an urge to clean.

Studies have found that the urge to clean the eggs persists for days after they are removed; when the eggs were replaced after hatching, the mother continued to clean them for up to 3 months.

Speaking of TV shows, Rosie Pope's second season of Bravo's Pregnant in Heels will be premiering on May 15th at 10 p.m. Anything different about this season, I asked the beauty, who was admirably resisting her urge to clean out the store?

Most owners were urged to clean the cages, although this cleaning could only be verified in a few cases (8/53).

He says he has decided, at his son's urging, to clean up his mess.

Residents of Brazil and other affected areas have also been urged to clean up stagnant pools of water and containers in which the mosquitoes tend to breed.

The producers, meanwhile, have had sudden urges to clean, repair, revamp and otherwise temporarily shut their mills for a week or three, idling hundreds of workers and reducing the total supply more than 100,000 metric tons.

Justice Alito wrote that Congress had good reason to urge states to clean up their voting rolls.