Sentence examples for wait to clean from inspiring English sources

I would roll my eyes over stories about mothers who couldn't wait to clean out their kids' rooms, and no sooner were they done than they would sit in the newly pristine space, mourning the very mess and disorder they had just cleared out.

Mussels will stay alive longer if you wait to clean them until you are ready to use them.

Some handspinners like to leave the grease in (called "spinning in the grease") and wait to clean the fiber when setting the twist into the yarn.

It might be hard to wait to clean the yard, but if you rake during "peak" timing, leaves are going to fall much quicker and raking is needed more often.

Don't wait to clean pet messes on soft surfaces.

Apple estimates that this cuts disk performance by 5 to 10 percent, but the only slowdown I noticed was the occasional wait to clean up file data when logging out of a File Vault-protected account.

Dime-size flies had moved in, a swarm of them in the heat, and a few of the neighboring stray dogs sat in the shade on the perimeter, waiting to clean up.

We didn't know if we should move him but we did know that anything we did would have to wait until the Basiji and police moved on to another target, so like janitors we waited to clean up the mess.