Sentence examples for worth cleaning from inspiring English sources
Is this rug worth cleaning?
Now a cynic might say, if you took Astroturf into a carpet store and asked if it were worth cleaning, you would get an affirmative, but I felt these were good guys, so I said go ahead.
Writer states that the mountain on Aspen's downtown side is laced with old mining sites, and if it all ever slides down the E.P.A. will have something eminently worth cleaning up.
In one problem set, several students argued that there should be zero pollution of a certain toxic compound, but pointed out that this was because the marginal cost of even a little of this compound was so high that it was worth cleaning up.
Determine whether the suitcase is worth cleaning.
Dismel's reaction when she is surprised with thousands of dollars worth of cleaning supplies -- and even a few costumers to get her cleaning business started -- is absolutely priceless.
The shadow communities secretary charged £248 for a year's worth of cleaning costs at the end of the last financial year, 2008-09.
Hindsight is 20/20, and the moment Homejoy offered $115 worth of cleaning services for $19 should have been a red flag.
Robyn is able to do what no one else could, hour by hour establishing herself in Ptolemy's life and his home, making sure she had won his trust before she began cleaning decades worth of debris and filth.
According to a government forfeiture complaint against a different contractor who hired illegal workers for Wal-Mart Stores in Pennsylvania back in 2000, cleaning contracts are worth about $100,000 a year, suggesting that Clancy's five operations generated revenues of $500,000 annually.
