Sentence examples for which involves cleaning from inspiring English sources
Each bedroom is given what we call a "deep clean" once a week which involves cleaning the windows, sills and frames, skirting boards and shampooing the carpets if needed, as well as the normal vacuuming, polishing and cleaning.
In addition to the unpleasant aspects of the tests, most patients dread the preparation, which involves cleaning out the colon.
Where this is not possible, the 'nappy pad' method (which involves cleaning the child's perineum and inserting a sterile pad into the nappy to soak up urine, for a maximum period of 1 hour) will be used, as described by Liaw et al. [ 31] and as recommended by the recent NICE guidelines [ 9].
He paid a fine of $20,000 and is completing 1,500 hours of community service, which involves cleaning in city parks, he said.
Last Thursday, the organization that oversees the reconditioning of used helmets — which involves cleaning and replacing worn parts — announced that it would no longer accept headgear more than 10 years old, which could ultimately phase out helmets of that age.
Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper of the Navy, an astronaut on a mission to the station, was on the first spacewalk of the mission, which involves cleaning and greasing a balky rotary joint, when she discovered that a grease gun had erupted inside its tote bag.
After the first step in processing, which involved cleaning the specimens in increasing strengths of ethanol, there was no significant activation of cells of the innate immune system.
Except that this job involves cleaning a terrifying pool of nothingness in which inexpert time travellers turn up by mistake.
Maringa said Pistorius should carry out 16 hours of community service a month – two days of eight hours each, which would involve cleaning a local hospital and museum.
It was a welcome break from the rest of the game, which mainly involved cleaning up piles of sludge.
The unpaid work involves cleaning houses and flats in the Sussex area as well as offices.
